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What could be causing persistent, all-day nausea in a patient with a history of coronary artery bypass surgery and pacemaker implantation, whose abdominal ultrasound and CT scans are normal, but whose labs reveal an elevated creatinine of 1.92 and a low Vitamin B12 level of 163, alongside an endoscopy finding of acid reflux?

Asked by Male, 67 · 9 days ago

Your normal scans are very reassuring, but your lab results offer some helpful clues. Your elevated creatinine of 1.92 suggests your kidneys are working harder, and this buildup can cause nausea. Additionally, a low vitamin B12 level and acid reflux can both significantly upset your stomach. Sometimes, heart medications can also build up when kidney function changes, leading to nausea. I gently recommend sharing these results with your doctor; adjusting your current medications or starting a vitamin B12 supplement may bring you much-needed relief.
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What could be causing persistent, all-day nausea in a patient with a history of coronary artery bypass surgery and pacemaker implantation, whose abdominal ultrasound and CT scans are normal, but whose labs reveal an elevated creatinine of 1.92 and a low Vitamin B12 level of 163, alongside an endoscopy finding of acid reflux?

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