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Do kidney stones and CKD need different care?
Do kidney stones and CKD need different care?
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On the way out of a routine ultrasound, the chart says: "Nephroliths (kidney stones) noted." Two questions arrive at once. Will this make the kidney disease go faster? Do I have to change everything I have been doing?
The answer depends on where the stone is. The same stone sitting quietly inside the kidney leaves your CKD care almost untouched; the same stone lodged in the ur…
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Proteinuria — why UPC 0.4 is the line
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Metabolic acidosis — how to suspect it without a blood gas
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