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Urine irritation/Kidney stone surgery
My father had a history of recurrent calculus and finally he was being operated under cardiac anaesthesia in 2018 but calculus was not found. Doc has not recommended USG before surgery since last it was done 25 days before. And there was a respectable arguments.since the patient was CABG back then.
Right now he is under medication for increased creatinine which average baseline is at 2.0 and uric acid and vitamin D deficiencies tablets.
The doctor is not available as of now,what blood test needs to be done to rule out the possibility of urine irritation,urine blockage, increased creatinine level,etc
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Please get a NCCT KUB Urinalysis and culture and upload your report
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Dr. Anil Kumar Sanwal
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Jhansi
NC-CT KUB region for urinary stone disease,
Get repeat urine examination routine and microscopic And serum creatinine also.
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