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Few rbc in urine

2022-07-03 07:35:20
Few rbc in urine is it normal as I am a ckd patient creatinine 1.50 I am also having diabetes since I was 43 years old my age is 61 years now
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In view of being a diabetic, wanna know which anti diabetic medicines you currently on, is there any swelling of legs, sr creatinine 1.50 since how many days, presence of proteins in urine, burning urination, prostate problem, many leading questions, better to consult nearby Nephrologist.

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If no symptoms, probably insignificant, but advice will be to get physical examination from Nephrologist and if needed from Urologist.

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