High Creatinine level

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Asked for Male, 59 Years

Hi, Last year my father was admitted to hospital due to low sugar. Then his creatinine level was 3.3. We started with the medication but still the creatinine level is not decreasing. We have changed the doctor/hospital and location as per Dr suggestions. Last December the creatinine was 4.1 and in Jan it was 5.6. Now the creatinine level is 9.1 and 2 months back it was 7. Can you please suggest what should we do. Is there any treatment without dialsys that can be done.

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Dr. Mahendra Sharma

Urologist 18 yrs exp Delhi

Please consult a local nephrologist, he might require dialysis.

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Dr. B Vikram Kumar

Nephrologist/Renal Specialist 18 yrs exp Hyderabad

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Hello, Your father is having probably having Diabetic kidney disease which progressed to End stage kidney disease. He might be having symptoms now and requires Dialysis support.. symptomatic management can be done but life threatening events can occur at any time