Diabetes and nephropathy is not always equal to diabetic nephropathy
Krishnan Swaminathan, Usha Rani, Rohini Sridhar, Keerthiga Vidi
Abstract
Krishnan Swaminathan, Usha Rani, Rohini Sridhar, Keerthiga Vidi
Abstract
In a busy diabetes clinic, it is always easy for the diabetologist to equate nephropathy and diabetes to “diabetic nephropathy”. Certain clinical clues should arouse suspicion of non-diabetic renal disease as this may have important implications in patient management. We report a case of multiple myeloma in a patient with diabetes presenting as “diabetic nephropathy”.
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In a busy diabetes clinic, it is always easy for the diabetologist to equate nephropathy and diabetes to “diabetic nephropathy”. Certain clinical clues should arouse suspicion of non-diabetic renal disease as this may have important implications in patient management. We report a case of multiple myeloma in a patient with diabetes presenting as “diabetic nephropathy”.
Key concepts: Medicine, Diabetes mellitus, Diabetic nephropathy, Nephropathy, Multiple myeloma, Disease, Intensive care medicine, Internal medicine