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My kidney function went from 53 to 35 in 3 weeks: What next?
Routine blood draw three weeks ago. My doctor had me in how we later to discuss my blood work. He had been a little concerned...
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I also find it very frustrating about all the conflicting information out there about oxylates. I...
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What to eat when you have diabetes, heart and kidney issues?
I am a caregiver trying to balance my husband's diet. The diabetes and low sodium are under control but potassium levels keep spiking. I want...
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Starting Peritoneal Dialysis: What do I need to know?
Have just has surgery to install a catheter for Parenteral Dialysis. Will have to wait 3 weeks for healing. I have a really good group...
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Exercise and Creatinine
My creatinine rises when I exercise. I walk every day and swim 3 times/a week. Creatinine goes up because of muscle strain. Am I damaging...
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Will radiation from medical procedures affect my kidneys?
My current eGFR is 25. I question any medical procedure involving radiation if not necessary. My reasoning is: that I've been getting mammograms for 30+...
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How does GFR move up and down so dramatically?
Hello! I've been reading many posts saying GFR has improved pretty dramatically. I was told kidneys do not repair themselves or get better. I have...
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How can I stabilize or improve my eGFR?
Hi, my eGFR came down from 38 to 28. My nephrologist put me on spironolactone 25mg to replace my Verapamil 180 mg, to stabilize my...
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How do you stick to your dietary plan when traveling for medical care?
Wanted: Your best tips. Sticking to diet requirements or restrictions can be a challenge at the best of times. But what about when you have...
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Hydrogen water or tablets any benefits for kidney
My eGfr ranges from 52 To 60. I have blood test every three months and these numbers have been over a two year period. My...
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Why take NOT take notice when eGFR is under 90 rather than 60?
From my reading, it appears that "normal" eGFR is 90 or even above.Meanwhile the reference range for blood testing is 60 or above...and then you...