Advice for a 75 yrs old patient of CKD

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Asked for Male, 75 Years

My 75 yrs old father has CKD and CKD - caused anaemia, Diabetes, Hypertension, Triglyceride, Thyroid problem. As per latest reports, Haemoglobin - 8.9, RBC count - 2.8, Total Leukocyte Count - 4400, Platelet - 1.50. Blood Sugar (fasting) - 101, Creatinine - 1.5, Albumin - Creatinine ratio is 11822/48.14 = 245.57. Current medication are - Dargen 40 and Neurobion injections monthly, Autrin (2 tabs daily), Folinext 5 (2 tabs daily), Glycomet SR 1 gm, Voglinorm 0.2, Tazloc 40, Thyronorm 0.75, Lipaglyn, Stator 10, Cardace, Montec LC, Gastractive, Enzar Forte, Donamem 5, Zolfresh 5. How to effectively control the progression of CKD and the other related diseases? Any new medication? Or some other advice?

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Dr. B Vikram Kumar

Nephrologist/Renal Specialist 18 yrs exp Hyderabad

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Hello, Good control of blood pressure and blood sugar Low protein , low salt diet, avoid phosphorus rich foods.. These measures will control progression of CKD. eye examination is recommended

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