Kidney Failure - Anyone read results?

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Anyone read results?

Jeff Spicoli

2006-04-06, 11:39 am

Hi All,

I am a 34 yr old male with many symptoms for possible Kidney disease.
High blood pressure which I am now taking 5mg ALTACE

for. Dry skin, VERY FOAMY urine, fatique.

I recently have a 24 hour urine analysis and bloodwork done. I am
scheduled to meet with the doctor on April 17th, but have

the results in my hand now.

Could someone glance over these numbers and point out any alarming
results? I am really nervous about this whole thing and

impatient to wait another 11 days.

Thanks in advance!

TSH 1.280 uIU/ML

URINALYSIS
----------
VOLUME 8 ML
APPEARANCE CLEAR
COLOR YELLOW
SPECIFIC GRAVITY >=1.030
WBC DIP STICK: NEG
NITRITE: NEG
PH: 6.0
PROTEIN: NEG
GLUCOSE SEMI QUANT: NEG
KETONES: NEG
UROBILINOGEN: NEG
BILIRUBIN: NEG
BLOOD: NEG

CREATININE CLEARANCE
--------------------
URINE CREATININE: 184.7 MG/DL
URINe VOLUME: 1270 ML
FLOW RATE: 0.88 ML/MIN
HOURS OF COLLECTION: 24 HRS
CREATININE(S): 1.1 MG/DL
UNCOR CREA CL: 147.8 ML/MIN
HEIGHT: 76 INCHES
WEIGHT: 240 LBS
BODY SURFACE AREA: 333.53 SQ. M
BODY SURFACE AREA: 2.40 SQ.M
COR CREA CL: 106.5 ML/MIN

* NOTE: COR CREA CL adjusted for body surface area

LDL, CALCULATED: 92 MG/DL

BASIC MET PANEL
---------------
SODIUM: 141 MEQ/L
POTASSIUM: 4.2 MEQ/L
CHLORIDE: 105 MEQ/L
TOTAL CO2: 25 MEQ/L
GLUCOSE: 92 MG/DL
UREA NITROGEN: 22 MG/DL
CREATININE(s): 1.1 MG/DL
CALCIUM: 9.2 MG/DL

CBC w/ Auto Diff
----------------
WBC COUNT: 5.0 E3/CMM
RBC: 5.63 E6/CMM
HEMOGLOBIN: 16.2 G/DL
HEMATOCRIT: 47.4%
MCV: 84.1 uM3
MCH: 28.8 pg
MCHC: 34.2 G/DL
RDW: 13.1 %
PLATELET: 253 E3/CMM
MPV: 9.8 uM3
LYMPH %: 30.5 %
MONOCYTE %: 7.4%
NEUTROPHIL %: 59.8%
LYMPHOCYTE#: 1.5 E3/CMM
NEUTROPHIL #: 3.0 E3/CMM
MONOCYTE #: 0.4 E3/CMM
EOS %: 1.9%
EOSINOPHIL #: 0.1 E3/CMM
BASO %: 0.4 %
BASOPHIL #: 0.0 E3/MM3

CHOLESTEROL
-----------
CHOLESTEROL: 160 MG/DL

LIPID PANEL REFLEX
------------------
TRIGLYCERIDES: 87 MG/DL
HDL CHOLESTEROL: 51 MG/DL

URINE PROT/24 HRS
-----------------
Note: PROT/24 HRS CANNOT BE CALCULATED DUE TO A QUANT. PROTEIN OF <5.
KMH

URINE PROTEIN QUANT
-------------------
HR COLLECTION: 24 HRS
URINE VOLUME: 1270 ML
URINE PROTEIN: <5 MG/DL

Spot

2006-04-06, 6:33 pm

With a creatnine of 1.1 you are way off from needing dialysis anytime soon.
The important thing is talk to your doctor and follow his advice. If things
are managed correctly and you are followed by your doctor closely you could
have many many more years before it's even an issue.

Celeste

"Jeff Spicoli" <me@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:Xns979D6E5D8213Emenowherecom@208.49.80.253...
> Hi All,
>
> I am a 34 yr old male with many symptoms for possible Kidney disease.
> High blood pressure which I am now taking 5mg ALTACE
>
> for. Dry skin, VERY FOAMY urine, fatique.
>
> I recently have a 24 hour urine analysis and bloodwork done. I am
> scheduled to meet with the doctor on April 17th, but have
>
> the results in my hand now.
>
> Could someone glance over these numbers and point out any alarming
> results? I am really nervous about this whole thing and
>
> impatient to wait another 11 days.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> TSH 1.280 uIU/ML
>
> URINALYSIS
> ----------
> VOLUME 8 ML
> APPEARANCE CLEAR
> COLOR YELLOW
> SPECIFIC GRAVITY >=1.030
> WBC DIP STICK: NEG
> NITRITE: NEG
> PH: 6.0
> PROTEIN: NEG
> GLUCOSE SEMI QUANT: NEG
> KETONES: NEG
> UROBILINOGEN: NEG
> BILIRUBIN: NEG
> BLOOD: NEG
>
> CREATININE CLEARANCE
> --------------------
> URINE CREATININE: 184.7 MG/DL
> URINe VOLUME: 1270 ML
> FLOW RATE: 0.88 ML/MIN
> HOURS OF COLLECTION: 24 HRS
> CREATININE(S): 1.1 MG/DL
> UNCOR CREA CL: 147.8 ML/MIN
> HEIGHT: 76 INCHES
> WEIGHT: 240 LBS
> BODY SURFACE AREA: 333.53 SQ. M
> BODY SURFACE AREA: 2.40 SQ.M
> COR CREA CL: 106.5 ML/MIN
>
> * NOTE: COR CREA CL adjusted for body surface area
>
>
> LDL, CALCULATED: 92 MG/DL
>
> BASIC MET PANEL
> ---------------
> SODIUM: 141 MEQ/L
> POTASSIUM: 4.2 MEQ/L
> CHLORIDE: 105 MEQ/L
> TOTAL CO2: 25 MEQ/L
> GLUCOSE: 92 MG/DL
> UREA NITROGEN: 22 MG/DL
> CREATININE(s): 1.1 MG/DL
> CALCIUM: 9.2 MG/DL
>
> CBC w/ Auto Diff
> ----------------
> WBC COUNT: 5.0 E3/CMM
> RBC: 5.63 E6/CMM
> HEMOGLOBIN: 16.2 G/DL
> HEMATOCRIT: 47.4%
> MCV: 84.1 uM3
> MCH: 28.8 pg
> MCHC: 34.2 G/DL
> RDW: 13.1 %
> PLATELET: 253 E3/CMM
> MPV: 9.8 uM3
> LYMPH %: 30.5 %
> MONOCYTE %: 7.4%
> NEUTROPHIL %: 59.8%
> LYMPHOCYTE#: 1.5 E3/CMM
> NEUTROPHIL #: 3.0 E3/CMM
> MONOCYTE #: 0.4 E3/CMM
> EOS %: 1.9%
> EOSINOPHIL #: 0.1 E3/CMM
> BASO %: 0.4 %
> BASOPHIL #: 0.0 E3/MM3
>
> CHOLESTEROL
> -----------
> CHOLESTEROL: 160 MG/DL
>
> LIPID PANEL REFLEX
> ------------------
> TRIGLYCERIDES: 87 MG/DL
> HDL CHOLESTEROL: 51 MG/DL
>
> URINE PROT/24 HRS
> -----------------
> Note: PROT/24 HRS CANNOT BE CALCULATED DUE TO A QUANT. PROTEIN OF <5.
> KMH
>
> URINE PROTEIN QUANT
> -------------------
> HR COLLECTION: 24 HRS
> URINE VOLUME: 1270 ML
> URINE PROTEIN: <5 MG/DL

REP

2006-04-07, 1:36 am

In article <Xns979D6E5D8213Emenowherecom@208.49.80.253>,
Jeff Spicoli <me@nowhere.com> wrote:

> Could someone glance over these numbers and point out any alarming
> results? I am really nervous about this whole thing and

Smart-XXX answer: Want to trade results? Or kidneys? PLEASE??

Real answer: no sign at all of any kidney problems. Your 24 hour protein
is within normal, as is your creatinine clearance.

--
"Did Father shoot him? I will eat Grandfather for dinner."
- Helen Keller, on learning of the death of her grandfather

REP

2006-04-07, 1:36 am

In article <0LgZf.3351$v9.1156@trndny01>,
"Spot" <noSPAMme@somewhere.net> wrote:

> With a creatnine of 1.1 you are way off from needing dialysis anytime soon.

If ever; his creatinine is normal as is his creatinine clearance and he
has no proteinuria.

--
"Did Father shoot him? I will eat Grandfather for dinner."
- Helen Keller, on learning of the death of her grandfather

Jeff Spicoli

2006-04-10, 11:30 am

REP <rep@inanna.com> wrote in news:ZSmZf.55968$F_3.26447
@newssvr29.news.prodigy.net:

> In article <Xns979D6E5D8213Emenowherecom@208.49.80.253>,
> Jeff Spicoli <me@nowhere.com> wrote:
>
>
> Smart-XXX answer: Want to trade results? Or kidneys? PLEASE??
>
> Real answer: no sign at all of any kidney problems. Your 24 hour protein
> is within normal, as is your creatinine clearance.
>

Thanks. I got the same type of responses from another forum.

I really had no idea what the numbers meant.

It still doesn't explain why my urine is still conistently very
foamy. Do you know what else other than protein in urine which can
cause it?

REP

2006-04-10, 11:30 am

In article <Xns97A162C757483menowherecom@208.49.80.253>,
Jeff Spicoli <me@nowhere.com> wrote:

> REP <rep@inanna.com> wrote in news:ZSmZf.55968$F_3.26447
> @newssvr29.news.prodigy.net:
>
>
>
> Thanks. I got the same type of responses from another forum.
>
> I really had no idea what the numbers meant.

They mean you should be getting down on your hands and knees and singing
with joy! Your kidneys are fine and healthy.

> It still doesn't explain why my urine is still conistently very
> foamy. Do you know what else other than protein in urine which can
> cause it?

Local tap water authorities add things to when the snow melts and
there's a lot of storms, washing all kinds of things into the water.
Extra purifiers, dyes and scents are added; that could be it. Or it
could be from something else - without seeing it (please don't post
pictures) what you think is "foamy" is actually not.

--
"Did Father shoot him? I will eat Grandfather for dinner."
- Helen Keller, on learning of the death of her grandfather