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For How Long One Has To Take Iv Fluids To Ensure Good Kidney Function After Diagnosed With Rhabdomyolysis ?

how long should iv fluids continue to be given to ensure stable hydration and kidney function after kindney function stops due to rhabdomylosis?
posted on Wed, 15 Jun 2011
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In rhabdomyolysis myoglobin is released from the affected muscle leading to tubular obstruction in kidney.
Initial aggressive volume loading followed by mannitol-alkaline diuresis of up to 8 litres per day is required till the myoglobin is no longer detected it urine and serum creatinine comes to normal.
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For How Long One Has To Take Iv Fluids To Ensure Good Kidney Function After Diagnosed With Rhabdomyolysis ?

hello and welcome to healthcare forum. In rhabdomyolysis myoglobin is released from the affected muscle leading to tubular obstruction in kidney. Initial aggressive volume loading followed by mannitol-alkaline diuresis of up to 8 litres per day is required till the myoglobin is no longer detected it urine and serum creatinine comes to normal. I hope i have answered your query. Best wishes for your and your family s health.