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Kidney Tests Done. What Does Findings Mean? How Long Can I Live A Normal Life?

I am Rajkumar.my present creatinine 1.9-2.1Mgs%.medicines1.KETO ALFA 1-1-1,.2.GISSICOR 1-0-0,3.NEFRO SAVE FORTE 1-0-0,ZYLORIC 0-0-1,B-LONG 1-0-0,SHELCOL 250 1-0-1, BLOOD UREA-42mgs%,PUS CELLS 6-8CELLS, non-veg stopped,less salt. WHAT MY POSITION NOW?WHAT I SHOULD FURTHER FOLLOW?CAN FURTHER PROTECT?HOW LONG I CAN LIVE NORMAL?GIVE YOUR KIND ADVICE PL.
Tue, 25 Jun 2013
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You need to be under the treatment of a Nephrologist.You appear to have a serious urinary tract infection which needs to be treated.A urine culture and sensitivity test will help select the best antibiotics,low protein diet,rest and other measures as advised by your doctor may correct the renal profile and prevent further damage.You are currently on the borderline ,with correct therapy and advice there is no reason why you should not have a normal life span.
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Kidney Tests Done. What Does Findings Mean? How Long Can I Live A Normal Life?

You need to be under the treatment of a Nephrologist.You appear to have a serious urinary tract infection which needs to be treated.A urine culture and sensitivity test will help select the best antibiotics,low protein diet,rest and other measures as advised by your doctor may correct the renal profile and prevent further damage.You are currently on the borderline ,with correct therapy and advice there is no reason why you should not have a normal life span.