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How To Heal A Diabetic Patient With Kidney Problem?
Hello Doctor, My father-in-law is 70 years old, he has diabetic past 17 years & rectenly we come to know he has a kidney problem (Creatinine). And he is taking medicines for that, but for sugar there is no medicine, he is taking insulin 4 times a day, total insulin dosage is 82. Is creatinine was 2.2 last december 2010. Recently (3 days back) we checked it was 3.1. Pls. advice.
Tue, 26 Aug 2014
All diabetics should consider reducing salt intake at least to less than 5-6 g/d, in keeping with current recommendations for the general population, and may benefit from lowering salt intake to even lower levels. Reducing dietary salt intake may help slow progression of diabetic kidney disease. Renal replacement therapy may be necessary in patients with end-stage renal disease
good sugar control
hypertension control
and protein restriction
will be the thing needed
thank you...hope this explains
good sugar control
hypertension control
and protein restriction
will be the thing needed
thank you...hope this explains
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