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Pain in the left leg from wais to toes
It's been from longer time. More than 10 years. It was on and off.
Since 2 years, it's constant. Left leg is swelling. Muscle cramps and sensation.
Pain started in the left stomach recently
Kidney Report: Few concretions seen in both kidneys
Uric Acid: 7.3
Creatinine: 0.9
MRI: Disc dessiction at L4-L5 level
Liver: normal in size (14.6cm) and shows echo texture
Fatty liver
Bilateral renal concretions
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Dr. Suguna S (PhD)
Nephrologist/Renal Specialist
22 yrs exp
Bangalore
Please consult a Nephrologist for this as it could be due to Nephrotic syndrome concretions r usually occur with calcium and phosphate deposits in Nephrotic syndrome. However a consultation with expert is mandatory to rule out other possiblities.
Spine it's only a bit problem in L5 and L4 a bit of weight loss and physio therapy shld help. However do seek A Neurology consultation as well.
Next Steps
post your diagnosis will be happy to help with customised renal diet plan.
Health Tips
take care avoid outside food j drinks.
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