Re: New to Dialyasis- FOR Goutham

[Guest guest]

Hello Goutham, I am so sorry that your wife has been diagonsed with IgaN and

that she is so close to dialysis. I can't imagine finding out 2 months ago and

already that close to ESRD. I was diagnosed 3 years ago when i was 25 and have

been pretty lucky so far. I hope that you and your wife are doing okay with

trying to deal with the news. This is a great group of people that will always

be here to support you through the good and the bad. It really makes me happy to

see a husband here to support his wife. She is very lucky! Pierre and are

the experts that can help answer your questions. You can also go to the sister

website at www.igan.ca

There is so much info that Pierre has put on there. Once again welcome to the

group! Jill H

Goutham Reddy Katangur wrote:Hi Priya,

Thanks for the quick response. She was diagnosed only two months back and now

the neph tells me that she is at the final stage. I was surprised about how the

doctors in India or NewZeland (I live in Los Angeles,Ca now) could have missed

it for so long. My wife said she went for some routine urine tests in India and

Newzeland, but nobody told her about IGAN.

Anyway we have an appointment with her neph today. Will post the developments.

Thanks once again.

Goutham

kalyanav wrote:

Hi Goutham,

Welcome to the group.I am sorry to hear that your wife has IgAN. My

name is Priya and I was diagnosed with IgAN a month ago. I cannot

answer your questions, but I can tell you there are really

knowledgeable and experienced ppl in this group who can answer these

questions. This group is really supportive and you can ask all sorts

of questions and they will answer patiently.

When was your wife initially diagnosed? You must have read on the

net that for some it is really slow (taking 20 to 25 years) and for

some it rapidly develops to esrd.

Anyway, pl feel free to ask any questions and once again, welcome to

this group.

Priya

>

>

> Hi,

>

> This is a very good site. I got more information through this

group than anywhere else. My wife has been diagnosed with IGAN. She

is at 10% stage so the doctor said she will have to be on dialysis

very soon. It is very surprising because she is just 28. I heard it

takes years before IGAN goes into final state, but she is at her

final stage already. What I wanted to know is what adjustments she

will need to make when she is in dialysis. Can she continue her

work? Is it possible to be pregnant even while on dialysis? These

are some of the questions she has and is very worried. Any answers

would be appreciated.

>

> Thanks,

>

> Goutham Reddy

>

>

>

> Goutham Reddy

> Pharmavite LLC

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Goutham - Your wife is blessed to have you. Hats off

to you!

Aruna

--- Goutham Reddy Katangur

wrote:

>

> Thanks for the information. We are dealing with it

> fine for now. Though the doctor said that she is at

> final stage, we have not seen any changes in her

> health. She is dong perfectly fine. She takes her BP

> tablets and that's it. She is active has no problems

> currently and yes she will get all the support from

> me. I married her to be with her no matter what and

> I will do that.

> Just wanted to know the symptoms patients of IGNA at

> final stage have? As I said she is totally fine

> right now.

> Thanks,

>

> jill higby wrote:

> Hello Goutham, I am so sorry that your wife has been

> diagonsed with IgaN and that she is so close to

> dialysis. I can't imagine finding out 2 months ago

> and already that close to ESRD. I was diagnosed 3

> years ago when i was 25 and have been pretty lucky

> so far. I hope that you and your wife are doing okay

> with trying to deal with the news. This is a great

> group of people that will always be here to support

> you through the good and the bad. It really makes me

> happy to see a husband here to support his wife. She

> is very lucky! Pierre and are the experts that

> can help answer your questions. You can also go to

> the sister website at www.igan.ca

> There is so much info that Pierre has put on there.

> Once again welcome to the group! Jill H

> Goutham Reddy Katangur

> wrote:Hi Priya,

> Thanks for the quick response. She was diagnosed

> only two months back and now the neph tells me that

> she is at the final stage. I was surprised about how

> the doctors in India or NewZeland (I live in Los

> Angeles,Ca now) could have missed it for so long. My

> wife said she went for some routine urine tests in

> India and Newzeland, but nobody told her about IGAN.

> Anyway we have an appointment with her neph today.

> Will post the developments.

> Thanks once again.

> Goutham

>

> kalyanav wrote:

>

> Hi Goutham,

>

> Welcome to the group.I am sorry to hear that your

> wife has IgAN. My

> name is Priya and I was diagnosed with IgAN a month

> ago. I cannot

> answer your questions, but I can tell you there are

> really

> knowledgeable and experienced ppl in this group who

> can answer these

> questions. This group is really supportive and you

> can ask all sorts

> of questions and they will answer patiently.

>

> When was your wife initially diagnosed? You must

> have read on the

> net that for some it is really slow (taking 20 to 25

> years) and for

> some it rapidly develops to esrd.

>

> Anyway, pl feel free to ask any questions and once

> again, welcome to

> this group.

>

> Priya

>

>

> >

> >

> > Hi,

> >

> > This is a very good site. I got more information

> through this

> group than anywhere else. My wife has been diagnosed

> with IGAN. She

> is at 10% stage so the doctor said she will have to

> be on dialysis

> very soon. It is very surprising because she is just

> 28. I heard it

> takes years before IGAN goes into final state, but

> she is at her

> final stage already. What I wanted to know is what

> adjustments she

> will need to make when she is in dialysis. Can she

> continue her

> work? Is it possible to be pregnant even while on

> dialysis? These

> are some of the questions she has and is very

> worried. Any answers

> would be appreciated.

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> > Goutham Reddy

> >

> >

> >

> > Goutham Reddy

> > Pharmavite LLC

> >

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

>

>

>

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>

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> is entirely supported by donations. If you would

> like to help, go to:

> http://www.igan.ca/id62.htm

>

> Thank you

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Goutham - Your wife is blessed to have you. Hats off

to you!

Aruna

--- Goutham Reddy Katangur

wrote:

>

> Thanks for the information. We are dealing with it

> fine for now. Though the doctor said that she is at

> final stage, we have not seen any changes in her

> health. She is dong perfectly fine. She takes her BP

> tablets and that's it. She is active has no problems

> currently and yes she will get all the support from

> me. I married her to be with her no matter what and

> I will do that.

> Just wanted to know the symptoms patients of IGNA at

> final stage have? As I said she is totally fine

> right now.

> Thanks,

>

> jill higby wrote:

> Hello Goutham, I am so sorry that your wife has been

> diagonsed with IgaN and that she is so close to

> dialysis. I can't imagine finding out 2 months ago

> and already that close to ESRD. I was diagnosed 3

> years ago when i was 25 and have been pretty lucky

> so far. I hope that you and your wife are doing okay

> with trying to deal with the news. This is a great

> group of people that will always be here to support

> you through the good and the bad. It really makes me

> happy to see a husband here to support his wife. She

> is very lucky! Pierre and are the experts that

> can help answer your questions. You can also go to

> the sister website at www.igan.ca

> There is so much info that Pierre has put on there.

> Once again welcome to the group! Jill H

> Goutham Reddy Katangur

> wrote:Hi Priya,

> Thanks for the quick response. She was diagnosed

> only two months back and now the neph tells me that

> she is at the final stage. I was surprised about how

> the doctors in India or NewZeland (I live in Los

> Angeles,Ca now) could have missed it for so long. My

> wife said she went for some routine urine tests in

> India and Newzeland, but nobody told her about IGAN.

> Anyway we have an appointment with her neph today.

> Will post the developments.

> Thanks once again.

> Goutham

>

> kalyanav wrote:

>

> Hi Goutham,

>

> Welcome to the group.I am sorry to hear that your

> wife has IgAN. My

> name is Priya and I was diagnosed with IgAN a month

> ago. I cannot

> answer your questions, but I can tell you there are

> really

> knowledgeable and experienced ppl in this group who

> can answer these

> questions. This group is really supportive and you

> can ask all sorts

> of questions and they will answer patiently.

>

> When was your wife initially diagnosed? You must

> have read on the

> net that for some it is really slow (taking 20 to 25

> years) and for

> some it rapidly develops to esrd.

>

> Anyway, pl feel free to ask any questions and once

> again, welcome to

> this group.

>

> Priya

>

>

> >

> >

> > Hi,

> >

> > This is a very good site. I got more information

> through this

> group than anywhere else. My wife has been diagnosed

> with IGAN. She

> is at 10% stage so the doctor said she will have to

> be on dialysis

> very soon. It is very surprising because she is just

> 28. I heard it

> takes years before IGAN goes into final state, but

> she is at her

> final stage already. What I wanted to know is what

> adjustments she

> will need to make when she is in dialysis. Can she

> continue her

> work? Is it possible to be pregnant even while on

> dialysis? These

> are some of the questions she has and is very

> worried. Any answers

> would be appreciated.

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> > Goutham Reddy

> >

> >

> >

> > Goutham Reddy

> > Pharmavite LLC

> >

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

>

>

>

> To edit your settings for the group, go to our Yahoo

> Group

> home page:

> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/iga-nephropathy/

>

> To unsubcribe via email,

> iga-nephropathy-unsubscribe

> Visit our companion website at www.igan.ca. The site

> is entirely supported by donations. If you would

> like to help, go to:

> http://www.igan.ca/id62.htm

>

> Thank you

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Goutham - Your wife is blessed to have you. Hats off

to you!

Aruna

--- Goutham Reddy Katangur

wrote:

>

> Thanks for the information. We are dealing with it

> fine for now. Though the doctor said that she is at

> final stage, we have not seen any changes in her

> health. She is dong perfectly fine. She takes her BP

> tablets and that's it. She is active has no problems

> currently and yes she will get all the support from

> me. I married her to be with her no matter what and

> I will do that.

> Just wanted to know the symptoms patients of IGNA at

> final stage have? As I said she is totally fine

> right now.

> Thanks,

>

> jill higby wrote:

> Hello Goutham, I am so sorry that your wife has been

> diagonsed with IgaN and that she is so close to

> dialysis. I can't imagine finding out 2 months ago

> and already that close to ESRD. I was diagnosed 3

> years ago when i was 25 and have been pretty lucky

> so far. I hope that you and your wife are doing okay

> with trying to deal with the news. This is a great

> group of people that will always be here to support

> you through the good and the bad. It really makes me

> happy to see a husband here to support his wife. She

> is very lucky! Pierre and are the experts that

> can help answer your questions. You can also go to

> the sister website at www.igan.ca

> There is so much info that Pierre has put on there.

> Once again welcome to the group! Jill H

> Goutham Reddy Katangur

> wrote:Hi Priya,

> Thanks for the quick response. She was diagnosed

> only two months back and now the neph tells me that

> she is at the final stage. I was surprised about how

> the doctors in India or NewZeland (I live in Los

> Angeles,Ca now) could have missed it for so long. My

> wife said she went for some routine urine tests in

> India and Newzeland, but nobody told her about IGAN.

> Anyway we have an appointment with her neph today.

> Will post the developments.

> Thanks once again.

> Goutham

>

> kalyanav wrote:

>

> Hi Goutham,

>

> Welcome to the group.I am sorry to hear that your

> wife has IgAN. My

> name is Priya and I was diagnosed with IgAN a month

> ago. I cannot

> answer your questions, but I can tell you there are

> really

> knowledgeable and experienced ppl in this group who

> can answer these

> questions. This group is really supportive and you

> can ask all sorts

> of questions and they will answer patiently.

>

> When was your wife initially diagnosed? You must

> have read on the

> net that for some it is really slow (taking 20 to 25

> years) and for

> some it rapidly develops to esrd.

>

> Anyway, pl feel free to ask any questions and once

> again, welcome to

> this group.

>

> Priya

>

>

> >

> >

> > Hi,

> >

> > This is a very good site. I got more information

> through this

> group than anywhere else. My wife has been diagnosed

> with IGAN. She

> is at 10% stage so the doctor said she will have to

> be on dialysis

> very soon. It is very surprising because she is just

> 28. I heard it

> takes years before IGAN goes into final state, but

> she is at her

> final stage already. What I wanted to know is what

> adjustments she

> will need to make when she is in dialysis. Can she

> continue her

> work? Is it possible to be pregnant even while on

> dialysis? These

> are some of the questions she has and is very

> worried. Any answers

> would be appreciated.

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> > Goutham Reddy

> >

> >

> >

> > Goutham Reddy

> > Pharmavite LLC

> >

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

>

>

>

> To edit your settings for the group, go to our Yahoo

> Group

> home page:

> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/iga-nephropathy/

>

> To unsubcribe via email,

> iga-nephropathy-unsubscribe

> Visit our companion website at www.igan.ca. The site

> is entirely supported by donations. If you would

> like to help, go to:

> http://www.igan.ca/id62.htm

>

> Thank you

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Goutham,

I agree with what Aruna said...

Priya

> > >

> > >

> > > Hi,

> > >

> > > This is a very good site. I got more information

> > through this

> > group than anywhere else. My wife has been diagnosed

> > with IGAN. She

> > is at 10% stage so the doctor said she will have to

> > be on dialysis

> > very soon. It is very surprising because she is just

> > 28. I heard it

> > takes years before IGAN goes into final state, but

> > she is at her

> > final stage already. What I wanted to know is what

> > adjustments she

> > will need to make when she is in dialysis. Can she

> > continue her

> > work? Is it possible to be pregnant even while on

> > dialysis? These

> > are some of the questions she has and is very

> > worried. Any answers

> > would be appreciated.

> > >

> > > Thanks,

> > >

> > > Goutham Reddy

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Goutham Reddy

> > > Pharmavite LLC

> > >

> > >

> > > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> > removed]

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > To edit your settings for the group, go to our Yahoo

> > Group

> > home page:

> > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/iga-nephropathy/

> >

> > To unsubcribe via email,

> > iga-nephropathy-unsubscribe

> > Visit our companion website at www.igan.ca. The site

> > is entirely supported by donations. If you would

> > like to help, go to:

> > http://www.igan.ca/id62.htm

> >

> > Thank you

> >

> >

> >