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Question Category : RTA
My son has been diagnosed with Renal Tubular Acidosis at 6 months of age. I have read that there are dietary changes that I can make to promote potassium excretion from his kidneys. Any suggestions on what types of foods I can give him?
Question Category : RTA
Could a leiomyoma (fibroid - uterine tissue)that is attached to the lower pole of the kidney and left to grow for many years cause RTA? I would be willing to give more detailed info. if you need it.
Question Category : RTA
How can a diagnosis of proximal renal tubular acidosis with ocular abnormalities be proven? Is there a genetic test that can be used to verify?
Question Category : RTA
Dear sir; Many thanks for your reply about my daughter who suffer from RTA ... Her blood tests revealed that (PH : 7.53 & Ca ++ : 4.4 ) ...I just want to ask about some points to be clear for me : 1-When Ca++ precipitated in kidney?if its level increases in blood ,PH is acidic or alkaline ? 2-In case of my daughter ,I'll just supply her with Ca++ till it reaches its normal level or continue ?? 3-what could i do to adjust PH?? 4-what about vitamin D ? is it ok to supply her with or not?? MANY ADVANCED THANKS FOR YOUR EFFORTS....
Question Category : RTA
Dear sir ; Many thanks for all what you are doing to help us... I have a daughter with RTA since her birth ..She is on Shol's solution therapy up to 6 months ,she is about 2 years old now & her last blood tests revealed that : Acid / Base : PH 7.53 PCO2 25 PO2 25.8 HCO3-act 20.6 HCO3-std 23.9 Electrolyte: Na+ 138.1 K+ 4.14 Ca++ 4.4 Ca++ (7.4) 4.6 Cl- 102 So, i need your recommendations about these results..please tell me should i keep on solution,or move to another medication ?&if so, what will it be ?..I want to know ,when blood Ca ++ levels decrease,it means it is precipitated in kidney ?? Please ,i wait your reply..So many advanced thanks...
Question Category : RTA
I am 32 year old unmarried female from Delhi,India suffering from Distal Renal Tubular Acidosis(Type-1) since birth but it has been diagnosed only in 1999,doctors advised me to soda bicarb, have been taking that since sep'99, have a very weak & tiny structure,weight 36 kg height 4'11", have been experiencing severe pain in my knees and feet since the last 8 months, don't feel any strength in my knees, can't withstand any jerk, although the blood calcium,sodium,uric acid level are o.k. now, urine & blood pH also o.k. blood potassium a little low 3.0, i experience severe contractions, cramps in my hands & legs. can u help me get relived from this severe pains in my legs. i have pains in my whole backbone and also in my hands and generally feel very weak and tired all the time. Can't do any strenuous job, can't even sing out loud(not able to do my singing lessons lately). there is no history of such disease in our family although during my birth my mother was not very well. have history of multiple fractures and sprains in hands & legs in my childhood, can u help me please...
Question Category : RTA
My son is on Bicitra for renal tubular acidosis. The dosage prescribed by his doctor is 15 cc 3 times a day (total 45cc a day) My question is: Is it imperitive to give it 3 times a day or can I give divide the 45cc into 2 equal doses and give it once in the morning and once at night, which is easier for all concerned. One doctor has told us that the dosage - once, twice or 3 times a day - doesn't matter as long as he gets the total (45cc). But another doctor is very emphatic that it has to be given 3 times a day (15cc x 3 times a day). Could you please explain how Bicitra works and should be administered? Thank you.
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