What To Know About Contrast Dye & Kidney Disease

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Can you use contrast dye if you have kidney disease? Does it damage the kidneys? Tune in for the details!
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4 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 17

@hellie_el Год назад

❤❤❤ such a truly informative and helpful video...and channel!

@Rich-kw2fh 11 месяцев назад

Excellent review. Anticipating part 2.

@jeannemacauley4441 10 месяцев назад

I am a 70-yr old FM, Stage 3 CKD, one (genetic)functional kidney, eGFR mid/lower 40’s. Ionated contrast left me with AKI, eGFR 28 and creatine sky high. All cleared in about 48 hours, much to my relief. I am not eager to repeat that experience.

@herbalist36 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for all your videos they are excelent knowledge, how about a video in regards to ANTIBIOTICS and kidneys, I think this is a very importanty topic to gain the right knowledge and kidney safety, thank you.

@curtw8827 11 месяцев назад

So which contrast is used for a Urogram CT with contrast? I've had two done 12 months apart ordered by my family Dr. Afterwards I saw my Urologist who said no more Urograms unless he orders it.

@jimmysavage258 11 месяцев назад

I had a ct scan with ioversol contrast dye and it absolutely destroyed my life

@YelenaVlogs 8 месяцев назад

Can you please tell a bit more what happened. Because a Ct scan with a dye completely destroyed my life too, but every one is telling me it can’t be true.

@alixcamp5120 2 месяца назад

What happened?

@gettinmine6604 11 месяцев назад

My elderly mom of 78 has CKD with GFR in the 30s. Her nephrologist ordered MRIs with contrast because she has renal cysts and he wanted to make sure they were not cancerous. She's had it twice. How often should she have one done, as I think he wants to monitor the cysts.

@liewinarto5115 11 месяцев назад

Doc, could you tell us: is there any relation between painful toothache with holes and kidney disease? Why (not)?

@justinesimone5343 Год назад

I've been trying to get this info! Have 3 tests CT & MRI and Drs shrugging their shoulders. After tests my kidneys ache!!

@PlantBasedKidneyHealth Год назад

We're sorry you haven't been able to get the info you need! But glad our video can help!

@Diogenes-II Год назад

They used Gadolinium -- a compound frequently given as a contrast agent prior to MRI’s and CT scans. It's actually a heavy metal that chelates minerals out of the body. It also stays in the kidneys. There is a process to gradually remove this gadolinium.

@diogenes-apostle Год назад

I thought[estimated] GFR below 60 was worrisome, and ideal should be above 100.

@maomama5980 11 месяцев назад

What he mean is if your GFR is normal or around 60 you can get contrast dye for CT scan safely Please watch the video again

@Diogenes-II 11 месяцев назад

I think he's against the dye. He also said above 40 mL is normal. My issue is that below 60 is not normal. Above 40 could be 41 or 42. That is not normal to me.

@ggg-oj4hs Год назад

He is talking about studies without any solid evidence of contrast safety. Hence it is too much general. BTW, this guy needs only to comment on such topics, provided he himself has gone through ckd