Kidney function tests. Second post.

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high - sodium, creatinine, protein in urine, and albumin/Creatinine ratio.

Low - uric acid, creatinine renal clearance, GFR 52 (was 64 last week)

2 years ago GFR was 108 so it's been a gradual decline.

Foamy urine.

Nauseated daily

Haven't been diagnosed with anything.

These are from blood, spot urine and 24 hour urine test.

AND STILL no call back from my Doctor. Getting so frustrated.

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  • Posted

    Hi Laurie

    You need to call your Dr, dont wait for him. Is your potassium ok?

    Make sure you are drinking plenty fluids as high sodium is dehydration!

    • Posted

      I did. I called Monday and again today. Found out today she wasn't in but is back tomorrow. I'm drinking lots of water. Hoping it's just dehydration but at the same time it's driving me nuts not knowing.

      I'm just really hoping it's not the amiodarone I'm on that's doing it.

      Thanks Jane.

    • Posted

      June 7th bloodwork, potassium was slightly elevated but now back to normal.
    • Posted

      Laurie, where do you live? In the IS most doctor's offices have nurse practitioners who will see you when the doctor is our. Regardless I agree completely with Jane; it's imperative that you have a follow-up visit with your doctor. If it were me I'd arrive for that visit asking if it's time for a referral to a nephrologist. Your data shows a fairly significant decline in function over a two year time period. It would be good to have a specialist look at your renal function to figure out what's going on.

      Marj

    • Posted

      I'm in Canada. I'll be calling again today. I want answeres.

      Thanks!

  • Posted

    She just now called!

    Shes sending my info to a nephrologist to get his opinion.

    • Posted

      Excellent! Please let us know how that goes. Nothing but good thoughts for you🐶

      Marj

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