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Is it normal for a person with chronic kidney disease to have hallucinations?

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No: No such symptoms are not part of CKD. Would look at medications as one of the causes. There are some patients with advanced renal failure who have refused dialysis that can have mental status changes and have varied presentation but these are the exceptions. So look for some thing else and seek care soon. Best of luck

Dr Anyanwu agreed

Answered 3/19/2017

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