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Kidney & Bladder | Last Active: Aug 12, 2020 | Replies (7)

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@rtotal

My nephrologist just went along with this really wasn't too concerned. However because these events or so regularly and severe I have to get steroid shots in my back. It is because my bone and joint doctor is very thourgh and qualified he researched before diagnosing. Keep in mind I'm on PT Dialysis.

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@rtotal, I would like to extend a belated welcome to connect. As Colleen mentioned, I have been on dialysis. But I was on hemodialysis for several months and I am not familiar with peritoneal dialysis. During my time on dialysis I did not experience any of what you are dealing with. I want you to know that I think that it is great that your nephrologist is aware of and okay with the Vit E treatment prior to hooking up. I hope that you find comfort .
Is it possible that your two doctors, bone/joint and nephrologist, might get their heads together on this? Have you suggested it?
Rosemary

Rosemary as a general rule considering the rural culture that exists in this area specialist doctors to my knowledge don't colalabrate about a patient. Especially considertthe new HEPA laws.

@rtotal, I have been provided with paper forms to give my permission for release of my records to a designated physician or individual.
This might be something to request from your physician. Problems arise if doctors are not willing to work together. This is just an idea that came to me.
Rosemary