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Suggest Treatment For Kidney Pain In Diabetic With Hepatitis C

my dad had tripe bypass in ocober. he has been feeling weak with c/o rt side kindey pain. he is 67 who has diabetis, lukemia survivor, hepatitus c from blood transfusion from lukemia in the 80,s. he is not obese and does not smoke i am cornered about the kidneys i am trying to get him into a specialist now but what can he do in the meantime for pain management
Fri, 6 May 2016
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Gastroenterologist,  's  Response
hi
i have understood your concern

probabilities of his pain are
1.hydroureteronephrois secondary to pyelonephritis or stones
2.just muscular pain in that kidney region

as he is a diabetic , more chances for urinary tract infection and kidney infections

i can suggest you to get done
1.urine routione and culture
2.USG abdomen and KUB.
3. renal function tests
4. serum electrolytes

treatment
1. tab . ultracet twice daily for 5 days
or
2. inj.paracetamol 1 gm infusion over 30 mins .

avoid NSAID group of analgesics to prevent kidney damage.

hope this helps you
thanks.
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Suggest Treatment For Kidney Pain In Diabetic With Hepatitis C

hi i have understood your concern probabilities of his pain are 1.hydroureteronephrois secondary to pyelonephritis or stones 2.just muscular pain in that kidney region as he is a diabetic , more chances for urinary tract infection and kidney infections i can suggest you to get done 1.urine routione and culture 2.USG abdomen and KUB. 3. renal function tests 4. serum electrolytes treatment 1. tab . ultracet twice daily for 5 days or 2. inj.paracetamol 1 gm infusion over 30 mins . avoid NSAID group of analgesics to prevent kidney damage. hope this helps you thanks.