One of the reasons for increased acid can be kidney dysfunction however it is not necessarily the reason. If the increase in uric acid turns into gout and uric acid starts to crystallise you will need to keep an eye on the kidney as it can also be damaged by uric acid crystals.
The kidneys are responsible for the removal of the majority of Uric acid from the body. so a reduction in kidney function can be related with this. however this is not necessarily the root of the problem if there is a problem.
An overdose of Arcoxia can be harmful to your kidneys. If you have reduced kidney function, you should be careful with most medication. In any case consult a doctor!
General Physician/ General Medicine followed by a Nephrologist if referred.
It depends what drugs you are already taking for your kidney transplant. Some may react oddly with antidepressents. You should consult your transplant doctor before taking anything that they have not prescribed for you (even if another doctor has prescribed the antidepressents, they may not have enough experience with kidney transplants to know what to give you). Always double check.
It means that you are in danger and immediately consult a doctor. Allowing this continuously can lead to Kidney failure
for blood work, especially if you have a known disease such as diabetes or kidney malfunction.
Yess you may need to consult your doctor, your kidney may be malfunctioning or you may have an infection. If you feel pain in your lower left or right abdomen, then it's your kidney.
No, you should see your primary care provider first for a kidney infection (or urgent care, if your primary is not available).
People suffering from high blood pressure, heart disease, or kidney conditions should consult a physician or family doctor before undergoing Floatation REST.
People who already have kidney or liver disease or liver infections should also consult with a physician before using the drug. Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should also consult with a physician before using acetaminophen
You should probably ask the hospital or your doctor. They will know.
may be you should consult your transplant surgeon immediately
Being a sufferer of kidney stones myself, I know that, if the stones are not causing blockage, then it is perfectly safe and un-harmful to the kidney to have three stones a year. However, if the stones are trying to pass at the same time, or are causing blockage, then a problem may occur and you should consult your doctor immediately to assess the problem.