Examples of using Reduced kidney function in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Reduced kidney function.
Granupas must not be taken by patients with severely reduced kidney function.
Reduced kidney function.
Abnormal blood test: increased blood creatinine levels(reduced kidney function).
Often associated with reduced kidney function since calcium can be toxic to the kidneys. .
Talk to your doctor or pharmacist before taking Iclusig if you have:a liver or pancreas disorder or reduced kidney function.
Reduced kidney function(when given outside the approved indications in combination with chemotherapy).
In patients with moderately reduced kidney function the doctor may need to reduce the dose.
Reduced kidney function, including renal failure swelling, mainly in the hands, feet and legs.
In patients with moderately or severely reduced kidney function the dose of Januvia should be reduced. .
Doctors should monitor kidney function carefully in patients with moderately orseverely reduced kidney function.
Patients with severely reduced kidney function should receive a lower starting dose of 20 mg once a day.
They should be used with caution in patients with mild to moderately reduced liver function orseverely reduced kidney function.
Slow heartbeat, dizziness, vomiting, reduced kidney function including kidney failure, have also been reported.
Simple kidney cysts are not thought to affect kidney function, but one study found an association between the presence of cysts and reduced kidney function in hospitalized people younger than 60 years of age 17.
The investigators estimated that in 2013, reduced kidney function was associated with 4% of deaths worldwide, or 2.2 million deaths.
Jinarc was shown to be effective at slowing down cyst formation in a main study involving 1,445 adults with autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease who had rapidly progressing diseasebut normal or moderately reduced kidney function.
In patients with moderately or severely reduced kidney function the dose of Januvia should be reduced? .
Simple kidney cysts do not enlarge the kidneys, replace their normal structure,or cause reduced kidney function like cysts do in people with PKD.
Please inform your doctor if you suffer from reduced kidney function or liver cirrhosis(advanced disease of the liver) for he will then reduce the dosage.
A lower dose should be used in certain cases,including in patients reduced liver function or severely reduced kidney function, and in patients taking certain other medicines.
Moderately or severely reduced kidney function or with rapidly developing conditions that could affect the kidneys such as dehydration, severe infection or shock;
It must also not be used in patients receiving certain types of antidepressants,patients with severely reduced kidney function, or in patients with hyperchloraemic acidosis(excess acid in the blood caused by too much chloride).
Slow heart beat, dizziness, reduced kidney function including kidney failure, marked and prolonged low blood pressure including shock and death have also been reported.
Kineret should be used with caution in patients who have severely reduced liver function ormoderately reduced kidney function, and should not be used in patients with severely reduced kidney function.
The investigators also found that reduced kidney function ranked below high blood pressure, high blood sugar and overweight/obesity, but was similar to high cholesterol, as a risk factor for disability-adjusted life years(the number of years lost due to ill health, disability or early death).
In all patients, kidney function should also be assessed beforestarting treatment to exclude patients with severely reduced kidney function, and should be re-assessed during treatment if any worsening is suspected.
A lower dose is used in patients with moderately reduced kidney function, in patients over 75 years of age, and in patients also taking amiodarone, quinidine or verapamil(medicines used to treat heart problems).
Chest discomfort; chills; swelling of face; feeling jittery; generally feeling unwell; neck mass; swelling of hands, ankles or feet; pain decreased white blood cell count; decreased count of platelets in blood(a kind of cell that helps blood clot);blood test showing reduced kidney function; high blood sugar level; increased muscle enzyme in blood; sugar present in urine; red blood cells present in urine; weight gain; increase in waist size; decreased blood protein(albumin); increase in time for blood to clot.
The most important seriousside effects are kidney failure and reduced kidney function; problems with the heart and circulation such as heart failure and blood clots in the arteries leading to stroke or heart attack; bleeding in the brain or bleeding of a tumour within the skull; a syndrome known as‘posterior reversible encephalopathy syndrome' characterised by headache, confusion, fits and loss of vision; and liver failure.