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How Can Chronic Hydronephrosis And Anemia Be Treated?

I have a birth defect duplicating upper collecting systems bilaterally. Which means I have two ureters I have had left ureter reimplanted x2 I am 53, my physician said that the reflux has caused damage to my kidneys. When I had a lot of weight on me , I would get UTI s every month. Lost weight, haven t had any problem until the last few years. I don t have insurance, trying to get my disability, but could be another year or so. I cannot pay for a dr, as I have no income, and don t qualify for insurance cause if no insurance. But anyways, my left side hurts quite a bit. I am having sugar problems, my neurologist is treating me for MS and possible Parkinson s. So....my question is. With the birth defect and the damage it has done, is this considered chronic kidney disease? I have chronic hydronephrosis , anemia, blood in urine which they say this will always be like this, pylonephritis. I m really worried, I have not been able to go to a doctor for almost a year and looks like it might be another year before I get disability. Thank you
Mon, 27 Aug 2018
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Hi,

I am sorry but you have to see the nephrologist for an ultrasound and rule out gross kidney damage, requiring a transplant. It is not possible to advise you like this.

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How Can Chronic Hydronephrosis And Anemia Be Treated?

Hi, I am sorry but you have to see the nephrologist for an ultrasound and rule out gross kidney damage, requiring a transplant. It is not possible to advise you like this. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.