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Chronic Health Conditions Discussion and Support

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5. I would not see a dietician until after seeing nephrologist.

Mon Jan 24, 2022, 11:50 AM

Jan 2022

You need to know what kind of kidney disease you have. Yes, kidney disease can be acute or chronic, or maybe even some combination.

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I am loosely affiliated with 3 in the kidney issues area Tetrachloride Jan 2022 #1

I have some kind of undiagnosed sporadic marybourg Jan 2022 #2

dietitian birdographer Jan 2022 #4

I would not see a dietician until after seeing nephrologist. marybourg Jan 2022 #5

Good advice... birdographer Jan 2022 #6

Because you don't know what your protein situation is until marybourg Jan 2022 #7

Thank you birdographer Jan 2022 #8

A blood test 3 years ago StopTheNeoCons Feb 2022 #9