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Feeling Fatigued, Having Cramps All Through My Body

I ve been feeling fatigued, having cramps all through my body, constantly urinating, and blood pressure going up. I recently had blood work done and urine test done. Tthey found microscopic blood in my urine. My red blood count islowhemoglobin low, hematocrit low. my creatinine levels are high and my creatinine/bun ratio high. My calcium and protein levels were low too. I have an appointment with a kidney specialist this week. What does all this mean?
posted on Mon, 20 Dec 2010
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Hi welcome to Healthcaremagic

hi... the above report suggestive of the Anemia,.. also associated with the generalized weakness..
you need to improve the health by good nutrition, eat green leafy vegetables, fruits,...
since blood urea and creatine is raised.. consult a nephrologist to rule out any renal disorder like CRF..
Hope I have answered your question..

Takecare...
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Feeling Fatigued, Having Cramps All Through My Body

Hi welcome to Healthcaremagic hi... the above report suggestive of the Anemia,.. also associated with the generalized weakness.. you need to improve the health by good nutrition, eat green leafy vegetables, fruits,... since blood urea and creatine is raised.. consult a nephrologist to rule out any renal disorder like CRF.. Hope I have answered your question.. Takecare...