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Suggest Treatment For Kidney Problem
My mother is diabetic + blood pressure patient and also she is cronic renal failure patient she was creatinine count to 3.5 but then as she was complaining for legs pain so we consulted docter and he gave ultracet,tolflex and nuroday,so after taking this medicines she was problem of nausea so we got her blood test done and her kidney count got rised to 5.5 and in 1 week it rised to 9,so we had to consult nephrology doctor he suggested dailysis needs to be done.So my question why dialysis is required because the kidneys were normal before the medicines prescribed by orthopedic docter so currently also it cannot be come to normal with some minor medicine change and wait for somedays.
Thu, 7 Jul 2016
Hello and welcome to HCM.
As an Urologist,i can understand your anxiety.
Your mother has kidney failure,diabetes,and Hypertension.
She was already in CRF,creatinine of 3.5,to begin with.Most likely,that's due to diabetic nephropathy in the majority. H.T.is also part of theCRF.
Now that her creatinine has risen to 9,she shouldn't delay the dialysis.
This condition can't reverse with minor medical treatment.
If you've any doubts,send the reports to me,as a direct question.
Dr.Matthew J. Mangat.
As an Urologist,i can understand your anxiety.
Your mother has kidney failure,diabetes,and Hypertension.
She was already in CRF,creatinine of 3.5,to begin with.Most likely,that's due to diabetic nephropathy in the majority. H.T.is also part of theCRF.
Now that her creatinine has risen to 9,she shouldn't delay the dialysis.
This condition can't reverse with minor medical treatment.
If you've any doubts,send the reports to me,as a direct question.
Dr.Matthew J. Mangat.
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