I am fifty four years old. I was diagnosed of diabetes and later high blood pressure. Now, my feet, ankles and arms are swollen. A recent test carried out on me indicated urea and creatinine levels far above normal levels. Could it be a symptom of kidney failure? If it is, I don't have the resources for dialysis or kidney transplant. Are there medications that can help me take care of the condition?
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There are several medicines which can reverse your health issues.
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Hello there, I would gladly like to help you with proper medication for reducing creatinine and urea, please share the reports.
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Diabetic if mismanaged keeps attacking kidneys use fibrous diet light regular salads with more tomatoes (without it's skin) basically. More vegetable soups. Avoid watery fruits and heavy diet. Also avoid sour and much salty food. Regular exercise is must. Obviously you need renal and cardiac checkup. Along with treatment.
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Yes it is a sign of injury to the kidney. Kindly share your reports so that we may help you.
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Dear sir/ madam thanks a lot for the kind query. Your condition can definitely be improved by natural ayurveda medicines and supplements. Since you are diabetic with high urea and creatinine levels, it indicates the liver and kidneys are wearing out. There are also some more tests and questions that I have, could you come in on a phone consultation for better understanding, pl? Have a nice day!
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