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My husband is 39yrs old,82kg.He is a post covid patient.Now he is having swelling in both his feets.He is a heart patient,he has undergone angioplasty in Jan 2019.He is diabetic,thyroid and Bp patient too.However past 1yr his bp and sugar are low.We did his various tests including KFT and in that creatinine level came to 4.2.
I want to ask is it post covid effect and will improve slowly or will hv to take any medicines.
He is having Brillinta,thyrox 100mg,Gli M
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He needs evaluation by a Nephrologist to find the cause of his elevated creatinine and swelling of feet
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Dr. Abhishek Savalia
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16 yrs exp
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Hi pls consult a local NEPHROLOGIST immediately for managing raised creatinine
Check precovid or early covid creatinine levels... were it so high ... if yes that means its old kodney damage
If no... then it is recent
Old damage could be due to uncontrolled diabetes and bp.. the most common causes of kidney damage
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