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Chronic Kidney disease stage 2

2018-06-14 06:01:11
What is the life expectancy of a stage 2 kidney disease patient aged 23 years having gfr around 80 , Hypertension with proteinuria with No diabetes After changing lifestyle, very strict diet plan, taking proper Medications and if BP remains at 120/80? Just asking Time to go from this stage to stage 5
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It is not predictable.. It depends on what treatment taken and how is it followed... Homoeopathic treatment can be very beneficial.

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A time period is dependent on multiple factors to know when a stage 2 will become stage 5, so an accurate answer for your question is not possible.

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