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What precautions or diets should be considered with renal hypoplasia to maintain normal renal function throughout a lifetime?
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Healthy Life style: In general maintain healthy lifestyle, exercise, good BP and diabetic control, low salt diet etc. Follow a low phosphorus diet ie avoid dark soda and high protein diets.
Answered 6/10/2014
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Depends: It depends on the renal function. If it is normal just a low salt healthy diet would be ok so that HTN is avoided.
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