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Feet swelling
My sister has diabetes and recently she started seeing one of the feet swelling but goes away in few days and appearing again. She is on insulin and has albumin-microalbumin/creatinine ratio at 75ug/mg. 24 hr urine test reveals proteins at 278.4 mg/ 24 hours.
I wanted to know the root cause of the swelling. A doppler was taken as she had pain in legs too which Came out normal.
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Please see a nephrologist as early aw possible
It’s leakage of protein from kidney
Needs assessment
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See a Nephrologist
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Your sister has started to show the effects of diabetes on the kidney and odema coming and going could be considered one of the classical signs for diabetic nephropathy.now she requires lifestyle changes ,bp control and excercise to slow the disease
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to check the eyes for diabetic retinopathy
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maintain sugars levels between 100-200
blood pressure around 130/80
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