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Conditions›Male urogenital diseases›Urologic diseases›Kidney diseases›Renal tubular acidosis

Renal tubular acidosis

Is a type of:Kidney diseases, Acidosis

How long it usually lasts:

Chronic (lasts years to lifelong)

How common is it?

Rare

Body locations

Lower abdomen, Upper abdomen

Symptoms

Liver dysfunction

Muscle weakness

Medications

Ratings show how effective doctors think these medications are at treating Renal tubular acidosis

Hydrochlorothiazide

Other treatments

Tests

Arterial blood gas

Risk factors

Personal

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