Pain in side of waist, high blood pressure. UTI.

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I'm 31 years old and I'm having a little pain on one side like toward the back on my mid waist I think its around my kidneys. I was told at the hospital that I have a uti, I was prescribed antibiotic for my uti, I also have high blood pressure that its under control with atenolol. My lab works are attached so you can review, but I was ready that greater than 60 gfr does not mean that my kidney are working properly, the gfr needs to be greater than 90. My creatinine is 0.53 a little low but its not high,will I have a possibility to have stage 1 or 2 of kidney disease. The lab work was done at a hospital.

Submitted: 4 Days
Category: Nephrologist

Expert:  Dr. Sree Bhushan Raju replied 4 Days.

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Patient replied :

I was on and off on minocycline for acne but I stopped that way before the symptoms started and I am taking flexeril 10 mg for migraines but I have never had these symptoms before with the migraine episode. Do you suggest I get tested for phechromocytoma and carcinoid or not, is it necessary. I'm not taking any other meds than the flexeril. I don't drink, no smoke. Nothing else that I can associated my symptoms too. Did u see my lab work that I send to you?


Expert:  Dr. Sree Bhushan Raju replied 3 Days.

Ya, I did see your lab work. Its all fine.
I don't think you have either pheochromocytoma or carcinoid. Your reports are not suggestive of either.
If your periods are irregular, early menopause is a possibility. You can check your FSH at Day 2 of your cycles. If its high, it may suggest a peri-menopausal period. However just treating the symptoms should help. Sometimes migraine can come with such symptoms.
Feel free to discuss further,
Regards.

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Patient replied :

Ya, I did see your lab work. Its all fine.
I don't think you have either pheochromocytoma or carcinoid. Your reports are not suggestive of either.
If your periods are irregular, early menopause is a possibility. You can check your FSH at Day 2 of your cycles. If its high, it may suggest a peri-menopausal period. However just treating the symptoms should help. Sometimes migraine can come with such symptoms.
Feel free to discuss further,
Regards.


Expert:  Dr. Sree Bhushan Raju replied 2 Days.

It is difficult to explain, such changes only on your face. Do check for early menopause with FSH. and consult a neurologist for an atypical migraine/autonomic dysfunction.


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Col (Dr) J Muthukrishnan, SM
Senior Adviser (Med) & Endocrinologist

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