I am a 50 yrs old male suffering from HTN/CKD. Taking B.P. drug for last 7 yrs. and diagnosed as CKD patient since two and a half years. currently my Hgb is 12.8 gm/dl. , Creatinine is 1.91 mg/dl. serum urea is 41 mg/dl. Albumin in urine is present at 10 mg/dl. and R.B.C. present stray.All the other parameters are normal.Previously doctor had advised to restricted diet only. Now should i consult the doctor for the albumin and R.B.C. abnormality or should i follow his advice of nutritive diet strictly and then only consult him?Please also tell me the natural ways of controlling this without drug.
Hello and thank you for your question. There are several things you can do to prevent the progression of the chronic kidney disease. The most important is to make sure that your blood pressure is always controlled. You should restrict salt and protein in your diet. It is very important to avoid anti-inflammatory medications and alcohol as they care worsen kidney disease. There are also medications such as ACE-inhibitors that can also protect the kidneys. Please see a doctor to make sure you get the best care possible to protect your kidney function.