Prilosec And Renal Impairment
Renal tubular acidosis - distal; Renal tubular acidosis type I; Type I RTA; RTA - distal; Classical RTA
Symptoms
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Confusion ordecreased alertness -
Fatigue - Impaired growth
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Increased breathing rate -
Kidney stones -
Nephrocalcinosis -
Osteomalacia -
Rickets - Muscle weakness
Other symptoms can include:
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Bone pain -
Decreased urine output - Increased
heart rate orirregu...
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