I Hate Dialysis Message Board
Dialysis Discussion => Dialysis: F.A.Q. (Frequently Asked Questions) => Topic started by: twirl on April 12, 2008, 05:36:47 AM
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this morning my fistula is not buzzing on the parts that are goose eggs or bumps
my fistula is buzzing on the lower part where the vein is narrow and it is growing downward
is this reason for concern?
I called the dialysis nurse and she said it will be double checked on Monday, I will be there at 5:30 am
does the entire fistula have to buzz?
darn it all: we are taking my son to watch A&M's spring training
I do not know if I should go
I want the inform from IHD not the nurse on charge today
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Yes, any change in the thrill is can be a problem. It could indicate a narrowing or a partial clot. Keep a really close eye on it if they aren't going to be able to see you until Monday, and call them right away if it gets worse.
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To the touch I can only feel the buzz at the lower end and I have had no problems.
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i can only feel the buzz at the astenosis and high on the shoulder blade,if your concerned about it, start yelling at someone when you get to dx.
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thanks
is that a picture of you having dialysis? just wondering
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yeah it was when i first started to learn,home haemo,that fell through so in center it is.
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thank you all, very much appreciated, I do tend to worry all the time...
Monday at dialysis I was told they would keep an eye on it
my arm looks different from last week and is hardly buzzing
it was my doctor's turn on call over the weekend and if you call him about something he does not think is an emergency, He has a cow!
I love my doc but he is touchy.
you gave me peace of mind and that is priceless, in the world of dialysis
Ang--- you are so young it that picture, you have been thru so much
bolta-- thank you -- words of comfort
jbeany - thank you -- you were so right and how did you pick your name----love of jelly beans
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Ang in the photo you look 7 or 8
in real life you look like a very young 41
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I've had that happen a few times. It's always been a clot that either dissolved or got pulled by the dialysis needle.