Sedimentation rate at 17 and only one kidney, could it b kidney disease? - kidney disease symptoms more condition_symptoms
IN, went to the doctor the other day because I noticed frequent urination and my ankles are swollen and I was tired, no matter how much sleep also get back pain and stomach, but he said the pain in my back was just a muscle and pain in my stomach was my endometroises. This test, sedimentation rate and 17 years, I expect more blood work back, but with only one kidney in really worried, there is someone who has kidney disease, what symptoms do u? Please help me im really scared.
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Kidney Disease Symptoms More Condition_symptoms Sedimentation Rate At 17 And Only One Kidney, Could It B Kidney Disease?
2 comments:
a high degree of thirst and frequent urination can .... Infections of the bladder would you simply test your urine is not it?
no sense to be afraid, until you know exactly what happened.
You do not mention sex, but a woman, from 0 to 20 is normal
A man aged 0 to 15 is normal, so if you are a man 17 years is only a slight increase, and could be caused by something as simple as hay fever.
I think the only real symptom is the frequency, and simple that it would be an early sign of a bladder infection. Foot swelling caused by fluid retention that may cause the slight increase in thirst.
I understand your concern with only one kidney, but I think they're blowing this way disproportionate and the need for the physician, the expected conclusions.
a high degree of thirst and frequent urination can .... Infections of the bladder would you simply test your urine is not it?
no sense to be afraid, until you know exactly what happened.
You do not mention sex, but a woman, from 0 to 20 is normal
A man aged 0 to 15 is normal, so if you are a man 17 years is only a slight increase, and could be caused by something as simple as hay fever.
I think the only real symptom is the frequency, and simple that it would be an early sign of a bladder infection. Foot swelling caused by fluid retention that may cause the slight increase in thirst.
I understand your concern with only one kidney, but I think they're blowing this way disproportionate and the need for the physician, the expected conclusions.
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