#hypophosphatemia

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hypophosphatemia

Dogs, cats, cattle, and yes even you can get this.

For more information (animals)

Symptoms:

DOGS:

Stunted growth in puppies

Lethargy

Quick breathing

Dark or red urine

Weakened muscles

Shortness of breath

Anxiety

Anorexia is also the most consistently reported symptom of the condition across different species, according to a report

CATS:

Hemolytic anemia (breaking down of red blood cells) secondary to severe hypophosphatemia

Red or dark-colored urine due to hemoglobinuria (protein hemoglobin is found in abnormally high concentrations in the urine) from hemolysis (breaking open of red blood cells)

Tachypnea (rapid breathing), dyspnea (shortness of breath), and anxiety secondary to hypoxia (shortage of oxygen in the body)

Muscle weakness

Mental depression

Rapid, shallow respirations due to poor respiratory muscle function

HUMANS:

Muscle weakness

Softening or weakening of bones

Chronic depletion

Depletion of muscles

Issues with the blood

Altered mental state

Seizures

Numbness

Reflexive weakness

Heart failure

Muscle pain

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Hypophosphatemia is an electrolyte imbalance found in dogs predisposed to issues like kidney disease or diabetes.

Symptoms

Symptoms of this condition can vary, and hypophosphatemia may be difficult to identify. The symptoms are also signs of other common illnesses, so consulting a veterinarian as soon as you see any sign of sickness in your dog is imperative.

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Causes

The cause of hypophosphatemia, as mentioned above, is an electrolyte imbalance. The most common cause of the condition is an imbalanced diet. The following are some other possible causes of hypophosphatemia in dogs.

Vitamin D deficiency

Kidney issues

Treatment of diabetes, resulting in large carbohydrate intake due to insulin administration

Low phosphorus diet

Undiagnosed diabetes

Prolonged malnutrition

Treatment

Every treatment should be done under proper supervision. Dealing with a sick dog should never be dealt with using a DIY treatment.

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Hypophosphatemia is a condition where the phosphorus level of the body decreases and causes associated diseases.

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Haven't done a proper update in a while. About a month ago I saw my neurosurgeon, he said there's nothing more he can do anymore. I just have to learn and live with it. Still so sad and angry about it, I really had my hopes up for this neurosurgeon. And A little over 2 weeks ago I've had an outpatient appointment with my nephrologist and was admitted after because my levels weren't what they needed to be. My kidney function had dropped, my phosphate and potassium levels were way to low so I needed telemetry to make sure I wouldn't get any arrhythmias. At first he wanted to try to bring my levels up with giving double dose through my NG tube, but after 4 days me levels only got lower so they decided to start an iv after all. It was in my ankle/foot because they couldn't get a vein anywhere else. A week later my doctor wanted to do an gastric emptying study and upper endoscopy to see if there was a reason for my constant nausea and vomiting, even though I still think it's from the intracranial hypertension, neurosurgeon stated it can't be so they want to dive deeper into it. Didn't have the GES yet, but during the endoscopy they changed my NG for an NJ tube, hoping that will help with the vomiting. Was discharged after another 10 days admission. Have to do blood work again in 2 days, hoping my levels haven't dropped any further, since they already were dropping before I was discharged, but it was still in the safe range so I was allowed to go home. #njtube #tubefeeds #electrolyteimbalance #invisibleillness #chronicillness #incurabledisease #intracranialhypertension #myheadhurts #kidneydisease #kidneyproblems #spoonielife #spoonieproblems #hospitallife #endoscopy #endthestigma #gastricemptyingstudy #hypokalemia #hypophosphatemia #telemetry #ivpotassium #ivphosphate #totiredtofunction #sickandtiredofbeingsickandtired #butyoudontlooksick #chronicpain #chronicfatigue #chronichope #miracleshappen #believeinhope #nephrologyward (bij Isala)

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Today is world kidney day, to globally raise awareness for chronic kidney disease. Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a worldwide public health problem with adverse outcomes of kidney failure and premature death. CKD affects approximately 195 million women worldwide and it is currently the 8th leading cause of death in women, with close to 600,000 deaths each year. I’m one of those 195 million, I was treated for kidney cancer many years ago but because of it I developed Fanconi syndrome. Fanconi syndrome is a rare disorder of kidney tubule function that results in excess amounts of glucose, bicarbonate, phosphates (phosphorus salts), uric acid, potassium, and certain amino acids being excreted in the urine. For me the biggest problem is getting my phosphate and potassium levels at normal levels. I’ve had over 30 hospitalizations the last 3 years because my levels were dangerously low. WorldKidneyDay aims to raise awareness of the importance of our kidneys to our overall health and to reduce the frequency and impact of kidney disease and its associated health problems worldwide. #worldkidneyday #worldkidneyday2018 #chronicillness #invisibleillness #fanconisyndrome #kidneydisease #kidneyproblems #electrolyteimbalance #hypokalemia #weneedacure #awareness #imawarethatimrare #lowphosphate #hypophosphatemia #acidosis #tubulardysfunctions #kidneyfailuresucks #spoonielife #totiredtofunction #watchyourkidneys