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Q: Diet For Kidney Patient

asked by: lalu on February 2nd, 2005

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Pl propose the most suitable diet ie. Low protine,low sodium, low pottassium for a person surviving with only one kidney.

Lalu

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KimmyK

replied on June 8th, 2005

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Renal Diet

The closest ive found is by typing in "recipies for renal patients" because the creators of these recipies are keeping in mind,,potassium, calcium, phosphorous<<
On the other side of the coin.......Its not advised to go on a renal diet without the doctors' custom diet for your body, because even though we all have renal probs,,all of our levels will be diff.

Have you asked for a dietician...You are allowed to be given one ,,,with your disease.

Kimmyk

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