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How Can Renal Insufficiency And Hypokalemia Be Treated?
Hi. I am a 55 yr old female with a recent diagnosis of renal insufficiency and hypokalemia with recent GFR of 28 and Creatinine 1.94. Have past history of chronic NSAID use and recent hospital admin with acute renal failure secondary to dehydration.
Mon, 23 Dec 2013
Hello there!
Acute renal failures with short history have a chance to recur. Plus say no to NSAIDs and Strict electrolyte monitoring and a very competent nephrologist as age of 55 is already a geriatric limitation and needs support and renal friendly supplements. So what are you waiting for.
Seek the Nephrologist your kidneys can trust.
S Khan
Acute renal failures with short history have a chance to recur. Plus say no to NSAIDs and Strict electrolyte monitoring and a very competent nephrologist as age of 55 is already a geriatric limitation and needs support and renal friendly supplements. So what are you waiting for.
Seek the Nephrologist your kidneys can trust.
S Khan
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