Patient's question:
The patient went to the hospital for a check-up because they had been feeling uncomfortable with their kidneys for the past two years. The examination revealed that one of the kidneys was smaller, and the preliminary diagnosis was chronic kidney insufficiency. Below, I will list the test indicators and seek guidance from the experts:Creatinine: 519
Uric acid: 699
Globulin: 27.7
Albumin: 44.9
Total protein: 72.6
Total bilirubin: 10.5
Direct bilirubin: 1.9
Indirect bilirubin: 8.60
Blood urea nitrogen: 22.5
Total cholesterol: 5.17
Glucose: 9.17
B2-microglobulin: 11.4
Doctor's answer:
According to the patient's test report: Creatinine: 519 umol/L, Blood Urea Nitrogen: 22.5 mmol/L, Creatinine: 519 umol/L, Glucose: 9.17 mmol/L, B2-microglobulin: 11.4, and there is a kidney atrophy. The patient has already entered chronic kidney failure (stage of kidney failure). There is also elevated blood sugar.Medical advice: The possibility of cure is very low. Currently, the main treatment methods are non-dialysis comprehensive therapy and dialysis therapy. Non-dialysis comprehensive therapy involves protecting renal function, blood sugar control, oral Chinese medicine, and Chinese medicine retention enema to reduce creatinine and protect renal function. The other method is dialysis therapy, where the treatment plan cannot control the increase in creatinine, including hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, and kidney transplantation. It is recommended that the patient choose a treatment plan based on their actual condition.