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My husband is on peritoneal dialysis & takes phosphorus binders. levels are still elevated & now has calcium deposits in fingers. any advice?
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See your doctor: Renal failure and dialysis are extremely complex and every case is different. A discussion with the Nephrologist will provide insight to the realistic goals and expectations of treatment. Best Wishes.
Answered 10/21/2014
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