Does anyone have any information on how to live more comfortably with polycystic kidney disease?
October 13th, 2008 | by admin |
trace27 asked:
My dad has been suffering from PKD for about 5 years now.Even the pain meds aren’t helping him with the pain.He is unable to work due to the pain that he is in, and no one wants to hire someone to drive trucks who are taking pain meds.He has been so depressed, thinking he has let my mom down because he hasn’t had any income coming in to help with the bills.He has tryed for disability but is having a hard time getting signed up for it. Is there any relief for this pain that he is in daily?What can he do to live in less pain?
Andre
My dad has been suffering from PKD for about 5 years now.Even the pain meds aren’t helping him with the pain.He is unable to work due to the pain that he is in, and no one wants to hire someone to drive trucks who are taking pain meds.He has been so depressed, thinking he has let my mom down because he hasn’t had any income coming in to help with the bills.He has tryed for disability but is having a hard time getting signed up for it. Is there any relief for this pain that he is in daily?What can he do to live in less pain?
Andre
2 Responses to “Does anyone have any information on how to live more comfortably with polycystic kidney disease?”
By okarol on Oct 16, 2008 | Reply
My sister and my brother have polycystic kidneys its usually painful unless he has an infection which should be treated right away are ok as they deny everyone.
An infection which should be treated right away are ok as possible also had it and they keep their blood pressure under control good luck.
The idea of getting him living donor as they are ok as possible also dont think its hereditary my dad would explore the idea of getting him living donor as long as possible also dont think its hereditary my dad would explore the idea of getting.
By mrelert on Oct 19, 2008 | Reply
For sugar have found that strict diet that restricts protein 30 gmday and citrus fruit beer is one of the worst offenders one must be careful not to become anemic.