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You took anavar for 14 weeks?
Are you a drinker?
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You took anavar for 14 weeks?
Are you a drinker?
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Dedication777
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No, should have specified more, anavar from week 8-12 I think.
And no I only drank once on cycle, and very minor
Obviously there was some reason he said you have renal failure but dude....you gotta get a look at the rest of your blood work. Demand a fucking copy of it bro. Its your shit. Does your piss smell funny??
After knee surgery i was taking celebrex. As directed not overdoing it. But in a few weeks it really fucked with my kidneys. fortunatley i got bloods done before my script refill and caught that my creatinine levels went from middle to over top of the range. range is like 0.0-1.4 they were 1.7 . they eventually came back down to 1.3 but they have not gone lower since 2009.
When my levels were fucked up my piss started to smell fucked up. Like chemical-ish wierd smell.
Do you have anything like that?
Yeah people die from renal kidney failure. It's a painful death by self poisoning. That's how my dad died. They had him on so much morphine.
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homingpigeon
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Wait a second???
What doctor with a patient presenting with abdominal pain, high protien levels and who knows what else abnormal in the blood panel will discarge? Not to mention a diagnosis of renal kidney failure!! I would go to a specialist asap. Don't fuck with this. Like today.
Did he give you any interventions? Pain management? What stage failure are/were you in?
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What doctor with a patient presenting with abdominal pain, high protien levels and who knows what else abnormal in the blood panel will discarge? Not to mention a diagnosis of renal kidney failure!! I would go to a specialist asap. Don't fuck with this. Like today.
Did he give you any interventions? Pain management? What stage failure are/were you in?
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tha_Waco_kid
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^^^ this
Bro - something does not add up here. I work in Health Care and I have worked extensively with Kidney disease management programs. I'm not a Dr, but I know how the disease works and how Dr's treat it.
1st of all, no Dr would diagnose you with Acute Renal Failure and then discharge you from the ER. This can be a FATAL condition if not treated. Did they give you a dialysis treatment in the ER? Also, blood protein is not the key lab value that diagnose kidney problems (more so for liver problems)....It is a factor, sure, but if they didn't give you an GFR/EGFR (which measures creatinine levels in the blood) then his diagnoses holds no weight.
There is not enough information here to properly help you, but if you have a kidney problem of this magnitude you need to see a Nephrologist ASAP and I mean now. Acute Renal Failure can lead to full blown ESRD and then you'll find yourself in a dialysis chair for 14-18 hours every week for the rest of your life; not to mention a much shorter life expectancy in general.
Be completely honest with your Nephrologist when you see him....it is imperative he has all the info as to why your body may be f'ed up so he can properly treat you. Losing some gains is much less important than losing the function of your kidneys and possibly your life. Not trying to be over dramatic here, but dude, you need some clarity here from your Dr because the implications of what he is saying you have are serious.
Bro - something does not add up here. I work in Health Care and I have worked extensively with Kidney disease management programs. I'm not a Dr, but I know how the disease works and how Dr's treat it.
1st of all, no Dr would diagnose you with Acute Renal Failure and then discharge you from the ER. This can be a FATAL condition if not treated. Did they give you a dialysis treatment in the ER? Also, blood protein is not the key lab value that diagnose kidney problems (more so for liver problems)....It is a factor, sure, but if they didn't give you an GFR/EGFR (which measures creatinine levels in the blood) then his diagnoses holds no weight.
There is not enough information here to properly help you, but if you have a kidney problem of this magnitude you need to see a Nephrologist ASAP and I mean now. Acute Renal Failure can lead to full blown ESRD and then you'll find yourself in a dialysis chair for 14-18 hours every week for the rest of your life; not to mention a much shorter life expectancy in general.
Be completely honest with your Nephrologist when you see him....it is imperative he has all the info as to why your body may be f'ed up so he can properly treat you. Losing some gains is much less important than losing the function of your kidneys and possibly your life. Not trying to be over dramatic here, but dude, you need some clarity here from your Dr because the implications of what he is saying you have are serious.
I'm an RN on a nephrology ward and waco_kid is right, you need additional lab values to indicate acute renal injury. No MD should have discharged you from ER with that diagnosis, you should have gone straight to a renal ward to get proper treatment and medication which in most cases can quickly stop the damage that is happening and get the kidney working properly again. Acute kidney injury can progress to end stage renal failure which is bad, bad, bad. Your high blood protein level may mean you were only dehydrated. Significant enough dehydration can lead to decreased urine output which can lead to the kidney being unable to properly filter the blood. The treatment in that case would have been hydration, either by drinking water or IV fluids. I very much doubt your cycle could have caused any AKI type of situation.
This along win wacky kid's comments..........that's why I mentioned creatinine bro. Something isn't right. Don't ever just take a doctors word for it ever.
Dedication777
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Well here's what Going on.
My diagnosis on the paper says this.
Diagnosis: renal insufficiency "renal failure, kidney failure"
In the ER, the doctor ran blood tests came back and personally showed me blood protein level, and how ridiculously high it was. So I stayed got 2 Iv bags done, then left. He told me tuesday being today, I need to go get more blood drawn for more specific testing on the kidneys. So I'm currently here right now waiting to get more drawn. Then thursday I have a fallow up with a doctor.
