What Causes Fever,pressure In Stomach With History Of Kidney Donation?
my mum 56 years old woman and kidney donor 5 years ago suffering with fever and body pains.not eating or showing intrest to eat anything as taste is not there i think.taking little fruit and may be drinking glucon d water.local doctor has given some medicines and she tells some kind of pressure pain in stomach.i am unable to understand what to do any suggestions please
Your mother has donated her kidney 5 years back and now getting pain in abdomen fever etc .
In view of she having only one renal unit(Kidney) she needs to be investigated to rule out an infection(UTI) or stone formation .
Please consult qualified Urologist for clinical assessment and get following basic test done to confirm the diagnosis . 1) Urine Culture 2) Haemogram 3) Renal function tests 4) Ultrasound Scanning of abdomen and pelvis .
In the mean while give her antibiotics like Coprofloxacin along with H2 receptor antagonist Pantaprazole twice daily .
Ensure she drinks more water to keep her well hydrated .
Further treatment will depend upon results of these tests and final diagnosis Dr.Patil..
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What Causes Fever,pressure In Stomach With History Of Kidney Donation?
Hello Thanks for query . Your mother has donated her kidney 5 years back and now getting pain in abdomen fever etc . In view of she having only one renal unit(Kidney) she needs to be investigated to rule out an infection(UTI) or stone formation . Please consult qualified Urologist for clinical assessment and get following basic test done to confirm the diagnosis . 1) Urine Culture 2) Haemogram 3) Renal function tests 4) Ultrasound Scanning of abdomen and pelvis . In the mean while give her antibiotics like Coprofloxacin along with H2 receptor antagonist Pantaprazole twice daily . Ensure she drinks more water to keep her well hydrated . Further treatment will depend upon results of these tests and final diagnosis Dr.Patil..