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Stage 3 ckd
Hi I have diagnosed hydronephrosis in 2020 where my gfr is 0.9 and I am under weight and in 2021 i diagnosed COVID and then my creatinine set to 1.6 and still I am not on any medication and in this period I am also consulting doctor continuously but suddenly post COVID side effects rise and I got acute kidney disease at that point I change my doctor and new doctor treat me well and control my creatinine from 3.2 to 2.2 and stable till April 2024, suddenly my BP is getting high actually i don't have any BP or diabetes. So my doctor started telma 20mg and creatinine rise from 2.2 to 2.57 and protein in urine from 94 mgdl to 116 mgdl , creatinine in urine from 18 to 27.93 mgdl, protein creatinine ratio from 5.19 to 4.19 in 15 days of taking telma 20 mg regularly I am tensed about my health and my life as ckd is life threatening disease I still not understand why only creatinine, protein in urine and urea is rising how to reduce creatinine please help I am student and not enough money
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Hi Understood. Follow your treating nephrologist advice. You could be having protein leak as you might have developed primary glomerular disease or secondary FSGS. Biopsy in your case is risky hence probably not done. Our goal is to reduce protein leak, slow down kidney disease progression and keep you off dialysis as long as possible. So telmisartan is not just for BP it is for reducing your protein leak and to slow down your kidney disease progression. Initially creatinine might go up after starting telmisartan but be patient it will stabilise usually. Please get a medical insurance and keep it as you may require in future if your kidney disease progresses and you need other treatments including dialysis or kidney transplant. Only trying to keep you informed and not to scare you. Don’t take any pain killers or ayurvedic medications. Restrict your protein intake to 0.8g/kg body weight. Consume low salt in your diet. Regular follow up with your nephrologist will be good.
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