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uregent reply please =- abnormal urea level

Dear Dr. Sharma,

The urea results of my father who is 75 years old is as under: He is a diabeetic (120 to 150) and have blood pressure (160/100).

Urea : 161.5 mg/dl
Creatinine: 6.6 mg/dl
Sodium: 127 mmol/L
Pottassium: 4.83 mmol/L

Doctor suggests patient has to undergo CAPD Surgery immediately. (Continue Amplidary Peritoneal Dialysis).

Please let me know the risk factor for the patient at his age of 75.

I am worried if he is able to bear this surgery and hence wish to go for homeopathy treatment.

Can you please tell me is it advisable to go for homeopathy treatment at this stage. OR Is there any other alternative method to reduce the urea level.

Thank you so much in advance.
 
  shameed on 2006-03-24
This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.
your case to too late for homoeoapthy. Acording to your report total both the kidney is damaged and sinked There will no chance of recovery . I am treating the case in India successfully. Homeopathic medicine suits to if urea is less than 60 and creatinine is less than 3 after that chance of recovery . you start the paritoneal dialysis as well as continue the Apis Mel 30C 2 drops three times in a day and use steam bath with instructed in my article will give some releif only but not fully cure.
Dr. Deoshlok Sharma
 
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