Question 1

how to reduce the high levels of bun uria?

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Kidney or load: The BUN is a measure of the amount of nitrogen in the blood in the form of urea, and it is, thereby a measurement of renal function.  Thus, if one improve the renal function the BUN will go down.

Question 2

is it really to b worried if the cratinine is 2.88 n the blood uria is 147?

Accepted Answer

Abnormal: These numbers seem to be significantly high but could mean a lot of things. See a physician asap.

Question 3

if the cratinine getting down to 2.83 n the blood uria rises to 147 what may b the reason?

Accepted Answer

Kidney disease: A creatinine of 2.83 and blood urea nitrogen of 147 are very elevated, and that person has kidney disease or damage.  It is important to have more information, such as what other conditions that the person might have, how long have these numbers been elevated, and what the urinalysis looks like.  Without these other data, it is difficult to make a diagnosis.

Question 4

i transplant befor 12 days my creatinine is 106 umol/l  uria is 8.4 mmol/l is that ok  at this time ?  thanks

Accepted Answer

Family practice : I don't quite understand your question. Are you getting a kidney transplant in 12 days?  You need dialysis with level like that until you have transplant surgery  make sure you follow your dr' s advice and orders.

Question 5

what combination antihypertensive drugs to use to achieve target bp in patient with ckd(no ptn uria )and paroxysmal a fib ?

Accepted Answer

Multi drug regime: Calcium channel blockers 
Beta blockers 
aprosoline with nitrates 
ACE/ARB combinations 
are good combinations meds

Question 6

what causes renal problems?

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Many conditions: Urinary infection,kidney stones, diabetese, blood pressure,tumors in the kidney, multiple cyst in the kidneys and many others

Question 7

what is renal reserve?

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Physiology: This is one more way to see how good a person's kidney function is, to decide for example whether they can be a donor. A person may be given a radioisotope and their ability to clear it measured before and after they take a protein meal. It's a test of the ability of the kidney to increase its filtration rate (as when stimulated by a protein load.) ask a nephrologist how useful it is.

Question 8

how serious is renal failure?

Accepted Answer

Depends on severity: In short, renal failure is not good.  A general measure of the degree of renal failure is estimated glomerular filtration rate, usually calculated from serum creatinine levels.  An egfr value above 90 is normal, above 60 is not too bad, below 60 has serious implications for health and life span.  If you have any concern about renal failure, see your doctor.

Question 9

what causes renal insufficiency?

Accepted Answer

Descriptor only: Renal insufficiency is a descriptor that your kidney function is not 100% of normal.  Usually providers call a function between 60-99% insufficiency.  The cause could be anything from incorrect lab ( the calculated function is an estimate only), taking Ibuprofen regularly, recurrent kidney infections, hypertension, diabetes and glomerulonephritis( kidney filter inflammation).  See your provider.

Question 10

what factors affect renal failure?

Accepted Answer

Renal failure: High blood pressure and prolonged uncontrolled diabetes and recurrent urine infection are BIG factors escalating renal disease to progress towards failure

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If the cratinine getting down to 2.83 n the blood uria rises to 147 what may b the reason?

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I transplant befor 12 days my creatinine is 106 umol/l uria is 8.4 mmol/l is that ok at this time ? thanks

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What combination antihypertensive drugs to use to achieve target bp in patient with ckd(no ptn uria )and paroxysmal a fib ?

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