NEPHROLOGY
Nephrology is the branch of medicine that studies kidney function and disease. Nephrology is closely related to urology, but a nephrologist mainly treats kidney disorders and kidney diseases.
significant changes in urinalysis or radiological studies.
IMPORTANT TO KNOW
• What complaints do you currently have?;
• What illnesses have you had before? Have you had any injuries?;
• What diseases have your close relatives (relatives) suffered from?;
• Take with you all previously performed examination results and their descriptions (blood tests, X-ray examinations, computed tomography results, ultrasound examinations, magnetic resonance, etc.);
• Prepare a list of used medications, indicating their dosages;
• Write down questions you want to ask your doctor.
• Glomerulonephritis (a disease in which the immune system damages the glomeruli of the kidneys);
• Hypertension in combination with renal dysfunction;
• Nephrite;
• Pyelonephritis (infectious and inflammatory kidney damage);
• Drug-induced kidney damage;
• Renal amyloidosis (metabolic disease).
• A condition where urine output stops completely;
• A significant decrease in the amount of urine excreted;
• Increased amount of excreted urine;
• Pain in the lumbar region;
• appearance of blood in the urine;
• Appearance of proteins in the urine.
Cost of outpatient services
Consultations and diagnostics are carried out by appointment:
- with a referral from a family doctor (state program, only the patient's contribution is paid);
- without family doctor referral as paid services (the full service fee is paid).
The clinic has concluded an agreement with insurance companies for the provision of outpatient and inpatient services (more details here).
*The indicated prices are valid for residents of Latvia.
Clinic partners
The clinic works with insurers, laboratories and healthcare partners.
