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Table 2 Presenting complaints, co-morbidity and therapeutic characteristics of participants

From: Demographic, diagnostic and therapeutic characteristics of autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease in Ghana

Various presenting complaints

 

Number of patients

%

Presenting complaints

 Flank Pain

25

30.5

 Bipedal Swelling

15

18.3

 Headache

8

9.8

 Abdominal Pain

7

8.5

 Abdominal Distension

6

7.3

 Easy Fatigability

5

6.1

 Dizziness

4

4.9

 Breathlessness

2

2.4

 Early Morning Facial Puffiness

2

2.4

 General Body Weakness

2

2.4

 Vomiting

2

2.4

 Hematuria

2

2.4

 Palpitation

1

1.2

 Polyuria

1

1.2

Co-morbid at the time of presentation

 No co-morbidity

33

40.2

 Hypertension

41

50.0

 Hypertension with diabetes

7

8.5

 Prostatic Hypertrophy

1

1.2

Therapeutic characteristics at the time of presentation

 Irbesartan/Lisinopril

60

73.2

 NifecardXL

43

52.4

 Gliclazide

22

26.8

 CaCO3

21

25.6

 Fersolate

20

24.4

 Lasix

20

24.4

 Hydralazine

18

22.0

 Folic acid

15

18.3

 EPO

12

14.6

 Methyldopa

11

13.4

 Statin

10

12.2

 NaHCO3

10

12.2

 Bisoprolol

7

8.5

 Aspirin

3

3.7

 Metformin

3

3.7

 Ranitidine

1

1.2

  1. EPO: erythropoietin, CaCO3: calcium carbonate, NaHCO3: sodium bicarbonate