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Query about kidney condition

I am 31 years old male, since childhood functional dyspepsia/ bowel disease, can't eat many food , have to follow low FODMAP diet. But due to some important work I had to eat outside food once, then severe diarrhoea and vomiting and then urine production less than 50 ml/ day. Creatinine 8.31 and urea 156, inspite of admitting hospital within 6 hours .Then after admission For 3 days no increase of urine output so 4 times hemodialysis is given and after 21 days creatinine became 0.79 and urea 17.8 . Urine output 1.5 Litre / day. Now my question is ,now my kidney condition is as before getting renal failure??? Or some damaged is there??
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Creatinine is 1.5, PTH is 46

Creatinine is 1.5, PTH is 46, serum calcium is 10.5, vitamin D is 52, microalbumin in urine is 10, urea normal. Last one month onwards I am in vegetarian diet and low salt diet. 3-4lts water per day. Previously creatinine max was 1.3 but now 1.5. I have right renal 3 calculi of size 3mm. Last 20 days onwards taking potassium citrate and magnesium citrate liquid with uromax tab. But Why my creatinine is high?
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Will kidney stones appear

I want to know if a CT Urography with contrast can show small kidney stones clearly or not?Please Answer
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Mutiple Cyst in left Kidney

Hello, Recently i got diagnosed with multiple cysts in my left renel.Could you please tell me if any treatment is there, also my phosphorus level is 5 so worrying a bit...
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Can I get done one first Non Contrast?

Hi everyone, I’ve been advised to undergo CT Urography both with and without contrast, but I’m concerned about radiation exposure. Since I mostly suspect it’s kidney stones, I’m wondering if there’s a way to reduce the radiation. Would it be possible to first have the non-contrast CT done, then consult with my doctor the following day? If needed, I could then proceed with the contrast CT after the consultation. Alternatively, would it be better to have both scans (with and without contrast) done at the same time?
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Mother's potassium level is high-(6.17)

Hello docs, My mom's potassium level is high from the past few months. Consulted the family doc and took medicines as well. It has gone down below 5 but now again it's 6.17 in recent tests. She gets tired quickly and feels nervous at times . I have noticed foamy urine and then suggested tests and consultation. Later we came to know about this situation. Please suggest..
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Protin leak in urin

I requested explain the urin test and Kidney function test is normal eGFR is 90.02 and creatin is 1.05.
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Can MRI Replace CT for Urologic Issues?

I’ve had recurrent urinary infections and intermittent left lower back pain for the past three years. I was consulting a government medical college urologist and now seeing a private urologist, who has advised an abdomen and pelvis CT scan with contrast. Due to breathing issues, I’ve already undergone 5 CT scans and am concerned about further radiation exposure. I understand CT KUB (non-contrast) is best for kidney stones. But can I opt for CT KUB (for stones) + MRI abdomen and pelvis with contrast (for soft tissue evaluation)? Would this approach provide what the doctor needs in more detail, with lower radiation? Or should I proceed with the recommended CT abdomen-pelvis with contrast, as it may offer the most detailed imaging? Looking for professional guidance on whether this alternative is suitable.
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How to reduce sodium phosphorus and pota

I have a kidney creatinine of 6.01.how could I manage my blood pressure without dialysis.please help me
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Lower Back Pain — Suspect Kidney Stone

Hi Doctors, I’ve been experiencing lower back pain and I suspect it might be due to a kidney stone. Unfortunately, I can’t undergo a CT scan as I’ve already had multiple chest HRCTs recently. An ultrasound (USG) didn't reveal anything conclusive, and an X-ray can't detect small stones. Are there any other reliable options to detect the size and location of a kidney stone without a CT scan? Can ureteroscopy be used as a diagnostic tool to detect stones near the kidney? If yes, what is the approximate cost for diagnostic ureteroscopy? If not, what alternatives can accurately detect kidney stones in such cases?
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