Management of CA Bladder
35 year male , hematuria off n on since 6 month, dysuria
The most important thing to know is whether the bladder mass invades the muscle layer or not as the treatments are dramatically different if it does vs not. The patient should see a urologist and a repeat TURBT should be done to evaluate the depth of invasion, as in this pathology report there is no comment on whether the tumor invades the muscular layer or not (sometimes the tissue may not have muscle layer, in which the biopsy has to be repeated).
Refer to oncologist without delay will be best justice to this pt
Ca bladder involving lt ureter Opinion of oncourologist Pet scan Surgery with chemo
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8 Causes And 5 Remedies For High Creatinine Levels stylecraze.com Oct 23, 2017 12:00 PM  Do you want to know what causes creatinine levels to go up? Are you looking for remedies to help lower these levels? There are many people across the world looking for the same answers. And today, we give you just that! Read on to know how you can combat high creatinine levels in simple and inexpensive ways. Creatinine – A Brief: If you did not already know, creatinine is a chemical waste product that is present in everyone’s blood. It is produced from muscle metabolism and eliminated from the body through the kidneys (1). When the levels of this waste product persistently increase, it is an indication that your kidneys may not be working as they should. The symptoms of high creatinine levels include: Vomiting and nauseaLethargy or fatigueLoss of appetiteFrequent urination at nightLow urine outputUrine that is dark in colorItchy skinEdemaShortness of breathSwelling in the face, around the eyes, feet, etc.Waist or back painLow feverDisorientation or confusion Causes Of High Creatinine Levels: A high level of creatinine is more common in men than women as the substance increases with muscle mass. There are many factors that contribute to the increase of creatinine levels. From inadequate water intake to chronic diseases, these factors can vary. 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Medications which include ACE inhibitors, drugs used in chemotherapy, NSAIDs such as Ibuprofen and Aspirin and others may play a role in raising the levels of creatinine.Patients with kidney disease with recurrent illness conditions can have high levels of creatinine.Chronic diseases like thyroid disease, diabetes, etc. can also cause creatinine levels to spike.Not drinking enough water, dehydration, sweating, high fever, diuresis, etc. can cause a decrease of blood flow in the kidneys as well as blood concentration. These in turn cause the levels of creatinine to increase. Other causes of high creatinine levels include muscle building, excessive blood loss, eating excessive amounts of meat and consumption of creatine, the dietary supplement. Remedies For High Creatinine Levels: Since high levels of creatinine may indicate kidney damage or kidney problems (4), you should visit your healthcare provider for proper diagnosis and treatment. You can also use home remedies to gain relief from this problem. There are also dietary tips that you should consider, such as drinking plenty of water. There are also certain herbs that are natural diuretics, providing you with some relief. You can try one of these herbal remedies every day for a couple of weeks or until there is a decrease in your creatinine levels. Here is a look at some of the best remedies for the treatment of high creatinine levels: 1. Chamomile Tea: According to a study, participants who drank chamomile tea on a regular basis had lowered levels of creatinine. All you need to do for this remedy is steep three teaspoons of the dried herb in one cup of hot water for 3 to 5 minutes. Strain and drink the tea. You can lower creatinine levels by drinking a few cups of chamomile tea every day. This amazing herb also acts as a relaxant and mild sedative. 2. Dandelion Root: This herbal remedy has great benefits. 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