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How To Bring Back The Uric Acid,creatinine And Esr To Normal?
hi, my father 70 years old,have parkinsons from2 years,he was patient of gout, ultrasound shows small kindey bilateral,and current blood report shows creatinin 2.5 (norm=1.5), blood urea 60(norm=45),and uric acid 9.8(norm=6.5-7),esr 72.and now he also developed asthmatic problem and unknown etiolgic cough which get some relif by using 7 days cifalosporines.and this report is after taking 14 days course of diuretic,xyloric,acebrophyline,steroidal inhalor,pramipixol for parkinson. tell me why this creatinin,blood uea,uric acid and esr is not getting decreased after treatment
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Hello and welcome to HCM.
As an Urologist,i can understand your anxiety.
Your father has Gout,with kidney failure,with asthma and parkinson's.
In kidney failure,the creatinine,urea,and uric acid go up.
That's why the kidneys appear small on the ultrasound scan.
You should see a Nephrologist, to advise proper treatment.
The reason for kidney failure, is found out by doing a kidney biopsy.
The treatment for Parkinson's is correct. Asthma treatment also is correct.
If you've any other doubts,send it to me,as a direct question.
Dr.Matthew J. Mangat.
As an Urologist,i can understand your anxiety.
Your father has Gout,with kidney failure,with asthma and parkinson's.
In kidney failure,the creatinine,urea,and uric acid go up.
That's why the kidneys appear small on the ultrasound scan.
You should see a Nephrologist, to advise proper treatment.
The reason for kidney failure, is found out by doing a kidney biopsy.
The treatment for Parkinson's is correct. Asthma treatment also is correct.
If you've any other doubts,send it to me,as a direct question.
Dr.Matthew J. Mangat.
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