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Acute kidney injury due to snake bite
Sir my mother was admitted to hospital from past 20 days .she is detected with acute kidney injury..present she is in dialysis...the first week of report shows that she is having serum creatine 2.15..and her urine output was only 25ml in 24 hrs..but on the second week her urine output increased to 200ml-475ml.. during third week her urine out is 1400ml ..but serum creatine is increased ...does it means kidney is not recovering or how much time still takes to recover kidney because urine output is good..but many more time will it take to fall serum creatine.
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There are 3 stages of renal failure.. It may take time to resolve.. Duration depends upon cause of AKI
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Nadir creatinine level may take upto 3 months
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You need to get nephrologist help for your mother condition
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Once there is acute kidney injury it takes around 4 Days to 4 weeks for kidneys to recover.
As the output has increased so kidney failure recovery has already commenced which will shortly followed by correction of s. Creatinine levels.
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Dr. Anil Kumar Sanwal
Urologist
25 yrs exp
Jhansi
low output failure has improved to better our put.to be regularly followed by nephrologist for maximum recovery
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Dr. Anirudh Kaushik
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33 yrs exp
Gurgaon
I think this would be better addressed by a Nephrologist
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