Question 1

my sister just 14 year old,but she got a diseasa  bilateral renal medical disease.what is the solution ?

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Need More Info: Bilateral renal disease means that your sister has a disease in both kidneys but does not say what the specific disease is. There can be numerous causes from congenital anomalies, infections, immune disorders, &amp; much more. More information is needed to answer your question such as: the specific disease, duration, therapy received, &amp; any other information you have. Please re-submit your question.

Question 2

sir, my brother is 23 yr old. he has got clubbing. after a medical check up his medical report says bilateral type 1 renal disease, hepatomegaly with diffuse parenchymal disease and splenomegaly.are these serious conditions?

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Unfortunately yes: your brother needs to be seen and followed up in a big tertiary care hospital or a university hospital, wish him and yourself wellness

Question 3

my brother is 23 yr old....he has got clubbing. after a master check up his final report says bilateral type 1 renal disease. is it a seriouscondition?

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Renal disease : Ultrasound  finding of grade -1 parenchymal changes should be clinically correlated by serum creatinine levels. Also should look for urine for micro albuminuria. Good luck  !

Question 4

ejection fraction below 20% and medical  renal disease grade 3 what is d life expectancy?

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Here are some ...: Life expectancy in general or in relation to a disease should be taken as a general reference. So, a patient with the described clinical profile naturally lives less years to come. How long? No one can put a finger at it. Nonetheless, living longer if possible is still the common wish for all, except occasional private hidden agenda. How? Lifestyles + timely medical care give best possible hope.

Question 5

ultrasound reports say its grade i medical renal disease for male aged 53 grade 1 increased echo genesity & central sinus echo complex. what do we do?

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Protect your kidneys: Kidney doesn't "grow back", so once kidney damage occurs, there's not much one can do to recover function.  What can be done is protect the remaining kidney and prevent further damage.  This is best accomplished by rigorous blood sugar control, blood pressure control, avoidance of smoking, low fat/low salt diet, and proper hydration.  Also, see your doctor regularly to monitor function.

Question 6

my ultrasound said abnormal resistive index on r kidney suggesting medical renal disease or renal stenosis. my kidney blood levels were all low?

Accepted Answer

High Resistive Index: I have two questions, why did your doctor order a resistive index on you? Do you have hypertension (BP) that is difficult to control? If you do not have any bp, then you likely do not have a renal artery stenosis (ras). If you do have bp, you may need a renal artery angiogram to see if your BP is caused by a ras. See a nephrologist for more answers. Good luck.

Question 7

my radiologist told me that i have subtle increase in cortical echogenicty in both kidneys which may be a start of a possible medical renal disease. ?

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Medical exam: including urine analysis and CMP to include kidney function analysis.

Question 8

kidney ultrasound showed increased echogenicity suggestive of medical renal diseaseblood work doesnt match as wnl per pcp.originally got this done bc didnt have to urinate after saline iv infusions.should i leave alone or investigate further?

Accepted Answer

: All laboratory/imaging results need to be interpreted in the clinical context and the doctor who ordered the tests is usually in the best position to do that. Talk to the doctor who ordered the tests. Having said that, normal blood test results do not rule out some renal lesions. You may wish to consult a nephrologist.    Wish you good health!

Question 9

what can i eat with renal disease?

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Depends: On the level of kidney function. Patients with advanced kidney function stage iv-v have to restrict potassium, phosphorus etc in the diet. Stage i-iii kidney disease have fewer dietary restriction.

Question 10

how do you define end-stage renal disease?

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See Below: End stage renal disease is stage five CKD or GFR 15 or less. Dialysis is started when the function of the kidneys is inadequate to remove the metabolic byproducts of metabolism. In practice this is usually determined by measuring gfr. Most people have to start dialysis when GFR drops to 10-15 though it may have to be started higher or lower than that.

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My sister just 14 year old,but she got a diseasa bilateral renal medical disease.what is the solution ?

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Sir, my brother is 23 yr old. he has got clubbing. after a medical check up his medical report says bilateral type 1 renal disease, hepatomegaly with diffuse parenchymal disease and splenomegaly.are these serious conditions?

A member asked:

My brother is 23 yr old....he has got clubbing. after a master check up his final report says bilateral type 1 renal disease. is it a seriouscondition?

A member asked:

Ejection fraction below 20% and medical renal disease grade 3 what is d life expectancy?

A member asked:

Ultrasound reports say its grade i medical renal disease for male aged 53 grade 1 increased echo genesity & central sinus echo complex. what do we do?

A member asked:

My ultrasound said abnormal resistive index on r kidney suggesting medical renal disease or renal stenosis. my kidney blood levels were all low?

A member asked:

My radiologist told me that i have subtle increase in cortical echogenicty in both kidneys which may be a start of a possible medical renal disease. ?

A member asked:

Kidney ultrasound showed increased echogenicity suggestive of medical renal diseaseblood work doesnt match as wnl per pcp.originally got this done bc didnt have to urinate after saline iv infusions.should i leave alone or investigate further?

A member asked:

What can i eat with renal disease?

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How do you define end-stage renal disease?

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