Question 1

what diet is for kidney problems?

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Depends on problem: Diet restriction depends on the problem.  Chronic kidney disease- usually sodium, potassium, and some protein restriction; possibly phosphorus restriction. Stone disease usually increased water intake. Always check with your doctor and may be nephrologist before making any changes in the diet.

Question 2

what are the symptoms of kidney problems?

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Plenty: Decreased urine output may or may not be seen, change in urine color possible, fatigue, swelling, chest pain. Depends on the severity of kidney problems. Please see a more comprehensive list here: 
http://www.Kidneydoctorbradenton.Org/2013/04/what-are-signs-and-symptoms-of-ckd.Html.

Question 3

what are some solutions for kidney problems?

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Lifestyle choices: Depends on cause. If from meds, may need to change. If from diabetes or hypertension work to control those diseases. If poor blood flow from blockage may need stent. If from heart failure control that. However, good kidney health can be supported by several things.Avoid smoking and  dehydration especially.The entire body benefits from sleep, exercise, healthy diets.

Question 4

how to determine you are having kidney problems?

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See a doc: And get your kidney numbers checked. Here is a comprehensive article on how physicians check for kidney disease:
http://www.Kidneydoctorbradenton.Org/2013/03/how-do-physicians-check-your-kidneys.Html.

Question 5

does diabetes cause kidney problems?

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Yes: Diabetes causes several kidney problems ANS one of the leading causes of end stage renal disease requiring dialysis.

Question 6

can cheap perfume cause kidney problems?

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Unlikely: It probably depends on what potentially harmful ingredient is in the perfume but it is not a common cause of kidney failure.

Question 7

can glutathione iv cause kidney problems?

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Not likely: Glutathione is produced naturally by the liver and I'm not aware of any toxicity problems with it. It is sometimes actually given to patients with chronic kidney disease undergoing dialysis. Any other questions can be answered by your pharmacist who has more access to this information.

Question 8

does excess calcium cause kidney problems?

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It is possible : It is possible. One of the mechanisms may be kidney stones or calcium deposit in the kidneys.

Question 9

can kidney problems cause elevation of lipase?

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Sort of: Renal failure can result in mild elevations of amylase and lipase, but by then renal failure is a serious enough issue and elevated lipase is a side issue.

Question 10

what creatinine levels indicate kidney problems?

Accepted Answer

Varies: Although serum creatinine is routinely tested when blood chemistry is ordered, it is not a standardized test (i.e. different labs will give a slightly different numerical values &amp; direct comparison of values from such labs is not meaningful).  Frequently, normal serum creatinine ranges from 0.8 to 1.3 mg/dl.  However, other factors such as degree of hydration and the muscle mass of the patient.

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