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2019-04-06 07:06:56
Hi, My husband creatinine is 7.9. Age 34. doctors suggested either dialysis r transplantation. He is having swelling in legs.no other symptoms. Please suggest which is better and how soon it should b done. Anything serious,?? Now just using medicine.
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He wil dialysis in the short term and ultimately renal transplantation in the long term..

Answered2019-04-06 08:28:41

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