Dr. Govindarajan P

Mr. lybrate-user Get yourself checked for diabetes. Also visit a surgeon who can rule out urinary tract or urinary bladder infection. Regards,

Hello, take acid nit. 30, 3 drops with water once daily in the morning and nux vom30, 3 drops once daily at night.BC No. 17, 5 tabs thrice daily. Millifolium Q, 10 drops with water to stop the bleeding. revert me after 7 days.

Are you Diabetic or having High BP ?as these are common cause of kidney damage Treatment is directed towards treatment of cause like uncontrolled blood sugar/ high BP etc we can not reverse kidney damage but we can make slow progression of disease by focusing on treatment of cause.

Prevention of renal stones depend on type of stone. Also there are various diseases and drugs that can predispose to stone formation. A usg, complete metabolic panel and urine cytology and ph check up is needed in young aged patients. To prevent oxalate stones thats very commonly found you need to restrict oxalate rich foods like: peanuts, rhubarb, spinach, beets, chocolate and sweet potatoes. To prevent uric acid stones, cut down on high-purine foods such as red meat, organ meats, and shellfish, and follow a healthy diet that contains mostly vegetables and fruits, whole grains, and low fat dairy products. Limit sugar-sweetened foods and drinks, especially those that contain high fructose corn syrup. Limit alcohol because it can increase uric acid levels in the blood and avoid crash diets for the same reason. Eating less animal-based protein and eating more fruits and vegetables will help decrease urine acidity and this will help reduce the chance for stone formation. Take plenty of water also.

It is not infection. Maintain good cleanliness of your private parts & increase fluids intake to 2. 5litres daily. Do not hold urine & have regular exercise daily. Do not consume tobacco, alcohol, excessive coffee or tea.

Thank you for the query. From the symptoms you have mentioned, it seems that your father is probably suffering from prostatomegaly. In this condition the prostate gland enlarges and causes an obstruction in the urine outflow pathway. This leads to incomplete evacuation of the bladder at once, and hence the need for frequent urination and urinary retention. Your father needs a usg of the lower abdomen to see the status of the prostate and measurement of the residual urinary volume. A serum psa may be done. You need to consult a urosurgeon who can give you further opinion of the same. Some medications are available but in most cases a small surgery may be needed. A uroflowmetry may be needed. Regards

This is not an arthroscopic problem if it is related to a kidney stone. We put across a stent in the tubes which carry urine out of the kidneys, so that they are not blocked by the stone - this means that there is little pain and the stone, if it is small, comes down the tube and may be passed in the urine. It is called endourology.

Respected lybrate-user hi your case requires clinical evaluation dear but from your presentation I assume it could be muscular / developing hernia / small ureteric stone in few cases. I will advise to get an ultrasonography of abdomen pelvis done. Thanks regards.

Hi. Tell me the exact location and size of the kidney-stones for proper guidance. Medication: Take homoeopathic medicine - Berberis Vulgaris Q/ 10 drops in 1/2 cup of water/ thrice daily for 4 weeks.

As per your mentioned report, you had an heart attack which seems to have been managed well due to timely thrombolysis and as per this report only minimal blockage is present in this report. Based on this report the medical advice that has been given to you is fine. But we cannot comment with 100% surety without looking at the angiography CD, because sometimes the study is either not interpreted or done correctly, but assuming that this is the report your present treatment is ok.

Respected lybrate-user hi it may be piles related. Avoid oily spicy nonveg stuffs have more liquids green leafy veg fiber fruits curd for better digestion. Avoid smoking if doing. Later if problem should check up by general surgeon dear thanks regards.

yes, why not .but, don't do weight training and avoid severe exercise causing dehydration. physical exercise routine barring weight exercises will definitely help you.

1.It could be due to Urinary Tract infection 2. Drink plenty of water 3. do urine Re/Me, culture and sensitivity test done 4. You need treatment with antibiotic 5.Consult doctor/me for advice and treatment

What is kidney cancer?
Kidney cancer (renal cancer or renal cell carcinoma) is one of the ten most common cancers in both men and women.
It occurs when the cells in kidney grow uncontrollably and start invading surrounding tissues (i. E, undergoes malignant change). The risk factors are age > 40 years, smoking, obesity, long term dialysis, certain genetic conditions, family history, high blood pressure and male gender. However, it can occur to anybody.

What are the symptoms of kidney cancer?
1. Blood in urine
2. Pain or lump in side of upper abdomen
3. Weight loss or loss of appetite
4. Long term fever
However, many of kidney cancers are detected on routine ultrasonograms done for other purposes. Thus, regular ultrasonogram testing can pick up these tumors very early.

What are the diagnostic tests?
Contrast enhanced computed tomography (ct scan) of abdomen is the current gold-standard test to diagnose kidney tumors and evaluate for local spread. Chest x-ray or ct chest helps in diagnosing spread to lungs. Some blood tests will help to evaluate function of kidney and general health condition.

What are the best treatment modalities?
Surgical removal is the best treatment for kidney cancer. Chemotherapy or radiation therapy does not act on kidney cancer and hence are not used.
If the size is small, only the tumor is removed and rest of kidney can be preserved (nephron sparing surgery or partial nephrectomy).
For large tumors, the whole kidney, surrounding tissues and lymph nodes are removed totally (radical nephrectomy).
Both these surgeries can be done through keyholes (laparoscopy), thus reducing the pain and leading to faster recovery.
If the tumor has spread all over the body, then targeted therapy is given using specific drugs (usually in the form of tablets) like pazopanib, sunitinib, sorafenib etc.

How to follow-up after treatment?
Regular check up using ultrasonogram, ct scan, chest x-ray, renal function tests, liver function tests are needed to maintain good health.

Take home message:
Regular ultrasonograms after the age of 40 years (at least annually) can help in diagnosing these tumors and curing them 100%.

you have to get him examined by urologist as the problem could be due to enlarged Prostate. Depending on the size it may have to be removed by surgery. If it is not too large medicines will do the work

Please Take plenty of water daily Take Gokharu kadha 20 ml twice a day for 6 wks Tab cystone by Himalaya 2 2 for 6 weeks Tab spasmofirst 5 1 sos for pain if needed.

Dear Pehle to aap peshab ki tapas karaye. Usme agar infection aata hai to aapko infection ki antibiotics khani padegi-pure 15 dino ke liye. Agar urine test normal aata hai to fir kya aap ke kabj hai? agar hai to aap ko shayad fissure ho sakati hai to fir uski davai khani padegi.

Respected lybrate-user hi cremaffin is not antibiotic its stool softener which you have to continue. Take pain killers after meals. Avoid all oily spicy nonveg stuffs at all have more liquids, fibers, fruits, curd for better digestion. Take sitz bath (sitting in a tub filled with leuk warm water for 10-10 min mor.

Drink 2-3 liters of water daily. Avoid these food items- tomato, spinach, cucumber, cauliflower, amla, cashew nut, black grapes, brinjal, pumpkin, animal protein and excess salt. Good things to take - coconut water, lemon, karela, carrot, papaya.

Apply anovate cream in the night time before going to bed sitz bath minimum 3 times a day avoid constipation take plenty of liquids orally you can apply lox 2 ℅ gelly + metrogyl P ointment before going to stools and after stools.