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Renal angiogram
My father got renal angiogram 2 days ago and report is normal but doctor told contrast nephropathy can arise as a complication ..how to check for it and is there any medication ..he is 58 and has diabetes as well ...please guide me doctor
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It is a risk. Whenever a procedure is done, risk is inherent. It can't be eliminated. If the benefit of the angiography is more than the risk, then u should take the risk and go ahead. Risk doesn't mean 100% of the patients will have raised creatinine. Pls consult ur nephrologist on ways to prevent the contrast nephropathy
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Check kidney function test
Monitor urine output
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most of time it is self-limiting
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Have to check blood urea and serum creatinine
What is the creatinine level before angiogram
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most of contrast nephropathy if it occurs is self limiting
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Dr. Vivek Biradar
Nephrologist/Renal Specialist
11 yrs exp
Pune
Check rft after 5-7 days of contrast exposure
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