Dear Mr Onkarsingh Rathore,

It is sad that your father has developed end stage kidney disease. The medications which are prescribed to him are perfectly fine and there are no better medications to control his BP in such situation. Right now, if you are consulting a Nephrologist, please make sure to follow his/ her advice fully. He must have been advised to undergo Dialysis as the creatinine is too high and making toxic body products to remain in the body- worsening the body condition. Hence Dialysis is one thing you can do and the other option is if you have any relative in close family relation(brother or sister or wife) with healthy kidneys, he/she can donate one kidney to him. So kidney transplant is another option you can go for.
I hope you got your answer. Please get back for any further query. Take care.

Hi there,
Thank you for writing to us.
I am sorry to learn that about your father.
Your father definitely has type II diabetes that has been complicated by kidney failure.
Once kidney failure kicks in and the creatinine goes above 5 like you mention then it is quite frequently a progressively downhill course.
At the present moment the best thing to do for him would be to get in contact with a kidney specialist (nephrologist). The reason why I say that is because his creatinine and urea are very high and I would like that the nephrologist should assess him for the possibility of dialysis at present on for the future because he will almost surely end up on dialysis.
I think that it is his deteriorating kidney function that is causing him to feel the way that he is feeling.
He needs to get these toxins like urea, creatinine and other toxins that accumulate in the body as a result of failing kidney, out of his body and the only reliable way to do that is through dialysis.
Kindest Regards