Sunday, December 13, 2009

Stomach Ache And Kidney Failure Kidney Problems Or Nothing At All?

Kidney problems or nothing at all? - stomach ache and kidney failure

I have dull pain in lower back and stomach pain upper right. The pain comes and goes, some time will take several seconds to several minutes. I do not know if I need another kidney. I was pregnant to provide a half years with my first child and was suffering from kidney failure, my doctor, but no system to renal failure. The only problem I had was to leave my urine, I thought it was a part of the pregnancy. So, I'm not sure if I have a big part of that or maybe just a muscle cramp, what will happen.

4 comments:

Tim P said...

What you describe can be symptoms of many illnesses or just a coincidence that two different issues of lesser importance.

I totally agree with Cynthia. Only your doctor in person to this assessment. He / she will not only be able to take the information you supply, but it has access to your medical history and run a physical examination and blood and urine tests generally work at a diagnosis. Please renal efficiency is reduced, your doctor may refer you to an internist, nephrologist or urologist.

A doctor would hesitate to make a diagnosis without having seen them in person. They therefore do not respond to many physicians Yahoo! Ask here! It would be irresponsible to do it.

After receiving the diagnosis and have questions about different tests or other half, or that certain symptoms, you can expect and how to deal with it. Then by all means, check and ask more questions.

It sounds as if acute renal failure faiBaits during pregnancy. Acute renal failure is characterized by a sudden decline in renal function and is recoverable. Chronic renal failure may take months or years before renal replacement therapy is necessary, if not heal the kidneys.

There is no reason to worry about anything, but it would be irresponsible to ignore any persistent pain anywhere, or a general feeling of discomfort, without a doctor examine you.

Even if they knew that before my problems with the kidneys, I did not know until my annoying symptoms of renal function was reduced to 20%.

Tim P said...

What you describe can be symptoms of many illnesses or just a coincidence that two different issues of lesser importance.

I totally agree with Cynthia. Only your doctor in person to this assessment. He / she will not only be able to take the information you supply, but it has access to your medical history and run a physical examination and blood and urine tests generally work at a diagnosis. Please renal efficiency is reduced, your doctor may refer you to an internist, nephrologist or urologist.

A doctor would hesitate to make a diagnosis without having seen them in person. They therefore do not respond to many physicians Yahoo! Ask here! It would be irresponsible to do it.

After receiving the diagnosis and have questions about different tests or other half, or that certain symptoms, you can expect and how to deal with it. Then by all means, check and ask more questions.

It sounds as if acute renal failure faiBaits during pregnancy. Acute renal failure is characterized by a sudden decline in renal function and is recoverable. Chronic renal failure may take months or years before renal replacement therapy is necessary, if not heal the kidneys.

There is no reason to worry about anything, but it would be irresponsible to ignore any persistent pain anywhere, or a general feeling of discomfort, without a doctor examine you.

Even if they knew that before my problems with the kidneys, I did not know until my annoying symptoms of renal function was reduced to 20%.

Cynthia said...

Ask your doctor. There are no tips that come here to do better than that be. If you have a history of problems, then the need for a professional double talk. So, listen to your instincts. That'll tell you this question. To follow and consult your doctor. Good luck.

cut_thro... said...

When you begin to rot and brown of their kidney failure .. Only the red pee is a problem .. Robably infection ... Consult your doctor.

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