avoiding nephrotoxic drugs

What are the Signs of Nephrotoxicity?

Early signs of nephrotoxicity can include a decrease in urine output, swelling, hypertension, and an elevated serum creatinine level. Parents and healthcare providers should be vigilant for these symptoms, especially when starting a new medication.

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