Re: Question - Pain CY, ...everyone

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Hi Esther,

What a wonderful nurse. You and must have a great Nephrologist.

I am glad you can get copies of his labs too.

In a message dated 12/30/2004 5:29:19 PM Pacific Standard Time,

pick39@... writes:

> Cy, and group:

> The Neph's nurse called today to make sure was okay. I thought that

> was very nice of her. BTW, I also took the opportunity to ask about getting

> his lab results because we wanted to track progress, etc. She said all we had

> to do is sign a release and they will give us copies. I will do that next

> week when we visit the neph.

> Thanks again for your good advice.

> Esther

[Guest guest]

Hi Esther,

What a wonderful nurse. You and must have a great Nephrologist.

I am glad you can get copies of his labs too.

In a message dated 12/30/2004 5:29:19 PM Pacific Standard Time,

pick39@... writes:

> Cy, and group:

> The Neph's nurse called today to make sure was okay. I thought that

> was very nice of her. BTW, I also took the opportunity to ask about getting

> his lab results because we wanted to track progress, etc. She said all we had

> to do is sign a release and they will give us copies. I will do that next

> week when we visit the neph.

> Thanks again for your good advice.

> Esther

[Guest guest]

Cy, and group:

The Neph's nurse called today to make sure was okay. I thought that was

very nice of her. BTW, I also took the opportunity to ask about getting his lab

results because we wanted to track progress, etc. She said all we had to do is

sign a release and they will give us copies. I will do that next week when we

visit the neph.

Thanks again for your good advice.

Esther

Cy Webb wrote:

Generally the risk of complications (i.e. bleeding out from the renal

artery) becomes less and less as time goes by. The first 24 hours pose a

very high risk. Several days afterwards, the risk is considerably less -

although you don't want to be asking for trouble. Many adults go to work

the day after the biopsy. With kids, docs often like to keep them home

because school can be a less controlled environment (pushing, shoving, etc)

than most offices. The really important times are the first days right

after the biopsy.

In our house, the big question was how many days after the biopsy could

crawl around under our desks installing what was our new high speed

line. The doc was more worried about him bonking his back and upsetting the

clot that way.

You did good calling the neph. Peace of mind is priceless!

Cy

Question - Pain

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> > Hi Everyone:

> > As you know my son recently had a kidney biopsy. As he seemed fine, he

> started doing his normal activities, even lifting heavy things. For the

> last two days or so, has been complaining about pain in his side. He

> says it feels like a pressure. Could this be related to the biopsy? I

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> like a terrible mother for not taking care of him better.

> > We won't be seeing the neph for another two weeks or so.

> > Thank you,

> > Esther

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