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Consultation regarding CKD.
My mother is diabetic, with high b.p. currently undergoing chronic kidney disorder. Her creatinine level was earlier 2.3 but now has come down to 1.9 and Urea is 82.4 which was earlier more than 100. She is currently under the treatment of a general physician and her sugar, pressure is now under control. One month earlier report of USG (KUB) is also normal. Though urine ACR is quite high but better than before. Doctor has prescribed medicines of sugar, pressure, cholesterol, and gave Nephrosave once. Now she is having Nepro LP powder. Is the treatment okay? Doctor said the only way out is to control sugar, pressure. should we consult a Nephrologist now.
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Yes she should ideally be getting treated under a Nephrologist .I would like to see her recent reports and latest prescription
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