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i have iga neuorpathy and have it for six years now but with the last three months im feeling more tried is this a common problem.

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i have a high cholestrol level and an over active thyroid.

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Olemog

Best you see your GP, are your U&E's (i.e. GFR) being done regularly? mine done every two month (like you I have IGAN). Given you have a dual problem (with thyroid) its worth seeing them.

Also best to get your urine dipsticked for Protein. Have you got a renal consultant?

Good luckx

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daz1985 in reply toOlemog

Thanks for the response.

Im currently seeing a renal consultant every six months and having my bloods and gfr checked currently my gfr is swapping between stage 1 and 2. With the urine issue to check the protein the consultant said i have a + level in my urine.

Im on 40mg simvastatin for my chlosterol level and 100mg livostatin for my thyroid.

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Olemog

Think it is best to see your GP and they should be keeping a bit of an eye on you. Might be best to get checked for anaemia as this is associated with CKD.

Good luck and take care...

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daz1985

ok and thanks for the information

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Olemog

There is an american group on facebook that offers info about IGAN here is the web ad for it:

facebook.com/groups/bergers...

Good luck

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