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Chronic kidney disease
I have a kidney disease( grade 2 ranel parenchymal disease)... I have high blood pressure... Blood creatinine level is 1.24 mm/dl .. and Albumin in urine(+)... No sugar trace in urine... How to control it?
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Raised Creatinine and Albumin in urine are early signs of kidney disease .In your case the high blood pressure and grade 2 Renal parenchymal disease are highly suspicious of possible Chronic Glomerulonephritis which can cause such picture.
Best possible way to reduce speed of Kidney function decline is by controlling BP to a target of
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Visit Nephrologist to further evaluate for underlying cause of kidney disease.Subsequent treatment and prognosis may vary based on exact nature of disease.You may need a kidney Biopsy if deemed necessary by your nephrologist
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Take BP medications regularly as prescribed by your doctor.
Learning to measure BP at home is highly recommended and your feedback will help your doctor to better manage your BP
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Restrict salt intake. Consult a physician or cardiologist for BP control
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