Urinary sepsis/ septicemia

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Asked for Female, 64 Years

She is diabetic. She was admitted to hospital for high fever, urine infection and kidney damage for 14 days.She was admitted on 26th april now all reports are okay but creatine is still high. When she was admitted it was 5, in last report it was 2.0 now it is 2.29. Doctor has recommended to consult with nephrologist.

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Dr. Gopi Saravanan Urologist 12 yrs exp Dharmapuri Consult Now · Accepted Answer

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Urologist 12 yrs exp Dharmapuri

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High creatinine may be due to kidney damage caused by sepsis and diabetes

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ultrasound KUB, urologist & nephrologist opinion

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