What Causes Portal Vein Clot, Enlarged Kidneys And Bladder?
my 20 year old daughter has a portal vein clot swollen or enlarged kidneys and bladder she is also diabetic type 1 she has always urinated very often and her bladder has been enlarged for a long time the drs think the blood clot may have occured after a c section less then two months ago my question is are these problems connected in some way or would you suggest diabetic kidney damage
As an Urologist, I can understand your anxiety. Diabetes can cause enlarged kidneys from acute pyelonephritis or infection. Neither portal vein clot or a C section cause enlarged kidneys. Your daughter needs to do following tests to assess severity of damage:
1. Urine routine,culture and ACR. 2. Blood routine, creatinine, FBS, HbA1C, LFT and platelets. 3. A MRI scan to assess the extent of the clot,if not done.
According to the reports, an expert opinion can be given. You may send the reports to me, as a direct question, for my expert opinion.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards, Dr. Matthew J. Mangat.
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What Causes Portal Vein Clot, Enlarged Kidneys And Bladder?
Hi, As an Urologist, I can understand your anxiety. Diabetes can cause enlarged kidneys from acute pyelonephritis or infection. Neither portal vein clot or a C section cause enlarged kidneys. Your daughter needs to do following tests to assess severity of damage: 1. Urine routine,culture and ACR. 2. Blood routine, creatinine, FBS, HbA1C, LFT and platelets. 3. A MRI scan to assess the extent of the clot,if not done. According to the reports, an expert opinion can be given. You may send the reports to me, as a direct question, for my expert opinion. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Matthew J. Mangat.