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Suggest Treatment For Damaged Liver And Renal Failure

hello am selvina from Mauritius. I really need answers from u doctors badly for my dear dad. he had heart problems and now doctor here says that he has prostate and his liver is damaged but he don t drink any alcohol how come his liver bad ? he also has renal problem he cant urine as at hospital they had put lasson with him so as he can urine in a bag. they gave him Lasix tablet and metformin but it don t make any use, help me please I need answer from u soon and do give me the best prescription of medicines for him so as he become fit by the grace of lord.. May God bless all of u doctors online my email address : YYYY@YYYY and my mobile number : 0000
Mon, 7 Dec 2015
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Dear selvina, as per the history you narrated it seems that your dear father has been suffering from prostate enlargment. Renal problems may be secondary to diabetes or prostate. It is better to go for prostate specific antigen, kidney function test and liver tests. Prescription can only be advocated after proper diagnosis of the underlying condition.
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Suggest Treatment For Damaged Liver And Renal Failure

Dear selvina, as per the history you narrated it seems that your dear father has been suffering from prostate enlargment. Renal problems may be secondary to diabetes or prostate. It is better to go for prostate specific antigen, kidney function test and liver tests. Prescription can only be advocated after proper diagnosis of the underlying condition.