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Is Ultrasound Report A Cause For Concern And Suggest Treatment?

my father was ultrasound with result of parenchymal renal disease,bilateral, and renal cyst left, and prostatomegaly with concretions,he is 61yrs old,was 6mo, ago undergone hernia surgical procedure..i wanna how serious conditions he have and what should i do?and honestly i dont have capacity to support him financially.
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Hello
Thanks for query .Based on the Ultrasound Scanning findings your father who is 61 years old has been diagnosed to have
1) Chronic Renal Paranchymal disease
2) Enlarged prostate ,

Both these pathology are progressive and need to be investigated properly and treated with medications .

Please consult qualified Urologist and Nephrologist in any Government or charitable Hospital for clinical examination and get following basic tests done to confirm the diagnosis.
1) Urine routine and culture.
2) Renal Function tests.
3) Serum PSA.

Further treatment will depend upon result of these tests and final diagnosis which can be available at free of cost in charitable or Government Hospitals .

Dr.Patil.


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Is Ultrasound Report A Cause For Concern And Suggest Treatment?

Hello Thanks for query .Based on the Ultrasound Scanning findings your father who is 61 years old has been diagnosed to have 1) Chronic Renal Paranchymal disease 2) Enlarged prostate , Both these pathology are progressive and need to be investigated properly and treated with medications . Please consult qualified Urologist and Nephrologist in any Government or charitable Hospital for clinical examination and get following basic tests done to confirm the diagnosis. 1) Urine routine and culture. 2) Renal Function tests. 3) Serum PSA. Further treatment will depend upon result of these tests and final diagnosis which can be available at free of cost in charitable or Government Hospitals . Dr.Patil.