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Asking for Other, Male, 52 years old, Lahore
52 years old patient(male) has been diagnosed with severe aortic stenosis with LV dilation. Aortic valve replacement was planned. But before doing angiograpy doctors came to know that patients RFTs values are high(creatinine: 2.7 and Urea: 80). They refused to do angiograpy and AVR until the values return to normal or near normal. Echocardiogram and RFTs are attached below. Doctors here on this forum please advise me what to do next. Should we consult a nephrologist, if yes, then please refer me a nephrologist for this patient. Thanks
yes you should consult a nephrologist because hopefuly this creat will revert back to normal or near normal with proper treatment. plus surgery for a.s is not an emergency procedure you should wait for rft s to get normal
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you can consult any general physician or nephrologist.
if patient is not a kidney patient then no need to worry about. these values will take few days and will be within normal range.
ultimate solution for this cardiac condition is surgery. but once lab values are within normal range.
Patient
Post Owner
Thanks Dr sahiba. How long will take to come to normal, any rough idea? Does this patient need to be admitted in the hospital or just outdoor Ix+ Rx is enough.
3 years ago
MBBS | Faisalabad | Book Appointment
No need for admission can be easily controlled on outdoor basis plus cant specify duration because it varies from patient to patient and how compliant he is. Generally with a strict control roughly takes 1 to 2 months
3 years ago
MBBS | Faisalabad | Book Appointment
if you cant get hold a nephrologist a general physician can also treat this issue
3 years ago
Patient
Post Owner
Thank u soo much Dr sahib for valuable suggestions and time.
3 years ago
MBBS | Faisalabad | Book Appointment
no problem
3 years ago