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What Is Prognosis For Parenchymal Grade 1?

My Dad 62 years old .. recently got fever, after taking one injection from a doctor ... fever got reduced but omitting started........
We went to hosiptal and we toll blood sample
Sericum creatine is 4.5 and blood Urea is 100 .........
Doctor told he is suffering from Parenchymal kidney disease grade 1?
Thu, 6 Aug 2015
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Hello and welcome to HCM.
As an Urologist, i can fully understand your concern.
What you need to know is, creatinine and urea, are wastes products of the body, that normally get filtered out of the kidney, and are flushed out in urine.
Normal urea is upto 40, and normal creatinine is upto 1.2.
In your dads' case, both are significantly above normal, causing the vomitting.
On the scan, the kidney changes are noted as parenchymal kidney disease.
Hope your doubt is cleared.
You may send the scan report in my name, for expert opinion.
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What Is Prognosis For Parenchymal Grade 1?

Hello and welcome to HCM. As an Urologist, i can fully understand your concern. What you need to know is, creatinine and urea, are wastes products of the body, that normally get filtered out of the kidney, and are flushed out in urine. Normal urea is upto 40, and normal creatinine is upto 1.2. In your dads case, both are significantly above normal, causing the vomitting. On the scan, the kidney changes are noted as parenchymal kidney disease. Hope your doubt is cleared. You may send the scan report in my name, for expert opinion.