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5 Yrs. Child Chronic Kidney Failure(CKD)

My brother's son name Sayak Chatterjee, age about 4-5 years (his date of birth 15/05/2008), he admitted in St. Jone's Medical College,(and they are going to release him within few days)Bangalore on 12/02/2013 and suffering from chronic kidney disease. Doctor's also said he has Hypertension.

His pathological reports are with me ,these are creatinin-5.05,Urea-96,Sodium-134,Pottasium-4.7,Bi-Carbonate-96,Himoglobin-14.20 as per test report done by doctor's on 24/02/2013.

Already 8 dialysis has been done in St. Jones Medical College & Hospital within these days, Blood Pressure is in under 135/80(max) to 110/70(min) and Doctor's said that his eGFR is

schatterjee111 on 2013-03-04

This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.

Please give him 15 drops of SERUM anguillae Q (English: eel serum Q) in the morning and evening for 10 days and see how that affects.
Please try to get help from a good acupressure therapist.

♡ kadwa last decade

Logging in to observe progress.

♡ Joe De Livera last decade

actually the child is in St. Jone's Hospital,Bangalore, Doctor's told my brother that they will release him with in 4-5 days.
will it be okay for him to give this medicine in this condition..?

reply pls...

schatterjee111 last decade

I'm enclosing the Discharge Certificate issued by St. Jhon's Medical College, Bangalore.

schatterjee111 last decade

Please consult a reputed homeopath in your town. Also see a good acupressure therapist. The suggested remedy is safe but you should see a homeopath in person as there are many in Indian cities.

♡ kadwa last decade

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