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I have diabetes How often should I get renal function test done?
By Dr. Om Kumar
I have diabetes How often should I get renal function test done?
By Dr. Om Kumar
I have diabetes How often should I get renal function test done?
In this video, Dr. Om Kumar, HOD, Department of Nephrology, Patna, will talk about renal function tests. Any patient who has been diagnosed diabetes at the onset should get all their target organ evaluation done. He will also talk about renoprotective drugs and keep their blood pressure and sugar levels controlled.
Dr. Om Kumar
Dr Om Kumar is a Professor & Head, Department of Nephrology, Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical Science, Patna.
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