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Lexi1008
12-04-2005, 04:02 AM
I recently went to the doctor because of feeling constantly dizzy with some nausea and some shakiness. My blood test were fine but my urine show a high amount of white blood cells. He said i needed a urine culture and seemed concerned when I told him I had no other symptoms of an UTI. Also I told him that over a year ago when I was pregnant they routinely found white blood cells in my urine with no bacteria but never did anything about it. I have also had chronic flank pain on my right side on and off for over two year. I have frequent urination at night and feel like I can't completely empty my bladder. The doctor said I have to do a urine culture and see my GYN to rule out any infection before he'll send me to a urologist. Although he did not bring up kidney disease I believe that is what he was thinking and I am terrirfied. I'm 32 years old with an 8 year old and an almost 1 year old daughters. The thought of leaving them or being to sick to take care of them is so frightening that I can't even function right now. I know I should try to stay optomistic but I can't help it and I'm really angry because I had been to the er and to see another doctor about the flank pain and they never checked my kidneys. My uncle is awaiting a transplant but I think his kidney problems were cost by diabetes and one grandfather died of some kidney problem before I was born so I don't know all the details, the other grandfather had kidney stones that got infected leading to double heart attacks that killed him. I just really needed to vent and any words of encouragement would be very appreciated right now. God bless those of you who are living with this disease. You are very courageous.

Coravh
12-05-2005, 08:08 PM
If your blood work is fine, it is most likely not some sort of chronic kidney disease. The bladder not emptying properly is something most likely that will be dealt with by a urologist.

Please try not to worry too much.

Good luck and keep us posted.

Cora

JenK
01-29-2006, 11:42 PM
If your blood work is fine, it is most likely not some sort of chronic kidney disease. The bladder not emptying properly is something most likely that will be dealt with by a urologist.

Please try not to worry too much.

Good luck and keep us posted.

Cora
Trying to reach Cora. Saw one of your notes regarding your almost 3 year anniversary with your kidney. Great. Wanted you to know I have had mine for 8 years on this Feb 16th. Keep going!! Jen K.

Coravh
02-01-2006, 04:21 PM
Hi there and thanks for the good news. I'm having a few problems right now but I'm sure I'll overcome.

I hope for the continued good health of your graft. You too of course!

Cora

 
 
 




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