My father has been facing difficulties passing urine. When visited doctor he was told that there is blockage and a surgery required. He will be in Pune next week and I live in Baner. Looking for a doctor who could again examine and then suggest what needs be done. We are okay with the surgery too but considering father's age and health wanted to look for experienced doctor who is available in Baner area.
In my recent urine culture report i have been diagnosed with escherichia coli. What meds to take? I have been consuming NIFTAS 100mg twice daily for 15days but showing ok results and when i stop taking that it is back to square one. how long i have to take it or Can u suggest a better med.? Thanks
Burning sensation, itching and pain while urinate and frequently urination in small amount. Attaching my urine culture report. Pls suggest
My mother is getting frequent fever and swollen foot and face, is this due to fatty liver condition she has. She got diagnosed a month back with fatty liver Please suggest any help will be appreciated
I just received the urine test report. It says albium present and wbc pus cells 8-10. Wanted to know are the kidneys affected.
It is estimated that 1 in 10 individuals around the world suffers from some form of kidney disease. It is also said that people with diabetes and hypertension are considered most at risk of developing kidney disease. And with India having the highest burden of diabetes and hypertension in the ...
COVID-19 and the Lockdown...This is the peculiar time phase in our lives which we never imagined even in our wildest dreams..! This is a phase where all of us are expected to stay back at home and operate our daily life totally caged up in our homes. We all know that it is ...
What do we understand about diabetic kidney disease? Diabetic kidney disease or diabetic nephropathy is a common complication that occurs in approximately 30% of diabetics. In routine practice, it is detected quite late when it has already progressed to a point of irreversibility and it ...
It is common belief that kidney diseases are irreversible and lead to permanent dialysis. However, this is not true. Most of the kidney diseases are treatable and many have a cure. Let’s focus on some importantissues which are neglected leading to kidney failure.Young ...
Blood tests can tell how well the dialysis is working, how well nourished you are, the state of your bones, how much acid thereis, in your blood , as well as your blood count. Monthly blood tests to check the levels of urea/creatinine, waste products produced by metabolism within the body, help ...
