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Prabhakar Bhurke Clinic

Prabhakar Bhurke Clinic

Nephrologist Clinic

#6B of B, Ground Floor, Crystal Plaz, Landmark : Behind Kailash Parbat, Gate No.1 Opposite Infiniti Mall
4.6
205ratings
11 Reviews
1 Doctor
₹ 2,000 at clinic
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Our medical care facility offers treatments from the best doctors in the field of Kidney Transplant Specialist, Nephrologist/ Renal Specialist.We will always attempt to answer your questio...read more

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Diabetic Nephropathy
Diabetic Nephropathy

Causes and treatment for Diabetic Nephropathy

Hi, I’m Dr. Sandip Bhurke. I’m a consultant nephrologist and kidney transplant physician at Mumbai, Andheri Lokhandwala. I was Ex-Associate Professor in Nayar Hospital Mumbai Central previously. Today I will be speaking about diabetic nephropathy. As you all know diabetes is a very common disease. Diabetes affects many organs in the body. When diabetes affects the kidney, it is known as diabetic nephropathy. The initial stages of diabetic nephropathy. there will be the loss of protein in the urine, and this is called as proteinuria.

This will be followed by a rise in the blood creating the report that is the effect on the kidney on both sides. This leads to later on renal failure and needs for dialysis and kidney transplant. Whenever a patient of diabetic nephropathy goes into kidney failure, he requires a dialysis catheter in the neck and later on an AV fistula on the hand. This AV fistula construction leads to the blood going from the body to the machine where it is filtered it comes back to the body through the AV fistula. A patient of diabetic nephropathy will have other complications also, that is the need for erythropoietin injections to increase the hemoglobin, and control of phosphorus, uric acid, and potassium, which are the other poisons in the body which are cleared by both the kidneys.

If you want to prevent diabetic nephropathy, most important is control of diabetes. The diabetes should be controlled . A very good control of diabetes followed by once a year workup of the kidneys in every diabetic patient which includes urine routine, the checkup of blood creating report and eyes checkup to also check for the effect of diabetes on the eyes. The eyes and kidneys are related in the effect of diabetes, that is why eyes are also checked by kidney doctors, nephrologists.

If you have any further questions you can contact me on Lybrate.com. Thank you.


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Dr. Sandip Prabhakar Bhurke

Nephrologist21 Years Exp.
MBBS, MD (Med), DNB (Nephrology)
₹ 2,000 at clinic
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Manoj Tiwari

Nov 01, 2020

I am Manoj Tiwari, During the corona virus lockdown in Amonth of May 2020. My father Gajendra Tiwari got fever and cough on testing his Creatinine was 12 Dr Sandip Bhurke arranged bed in Andheri (W) hospital with great efforts (since all beds were full in most of hospitals which we had a...read more

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Gitaa Pjaaaa

Mar 28, 2020

Myself Prakash Jain had a medical problem, the treatment of which was compulsory but toxic to kidney. The treatment was started and after that I met DR. Sandip Prabhakar Bhurke, doctor went through the reports and agreed to the compulsory nature of the durgs. Dr. Bhurke strictly monitored me by we...read more

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Satyajeet Mukherjee

Nov 15, 2018

I am Satyajeet Mukherjee from Mumbai. I am a BP patient. Since 2016 I had blood reports suggestive of minor rise in blood creatinine. Dr Bhurke told me that there is no active kidney disease. He decided to postpone special needle test of kidney called as kidney biopsy...read more

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Nitin Shinde

Aug 31, 2017

My father Mr. Rohidas Shinde is a diabetic since 11 yrs since 2015. My father’s creatinine was remaining 2.00. We met Dr. Bhurke in 2016. Dr. Bhurke informed us that my father had AKI (Acute kidney injury) in CKD (Chronic kidney disease). Dr. Bhurke explained that there were both temporary & permane...read more

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Priyanka Khetle

Jul 09, 2017

In 2013, I underwent emergency cesarean section for delivery of my baby girl. During that time I developed severe intestine complication called as paralytic ileus. After trial of medicines I was subject to major surgery to correct the intestine problem. I also developed pressure on my kidney called ...read more

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