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A 34-year-old woman developed pseudo-renal failure in the form of increase in serum creatinine level, metabolic acidosis, gastritis, anorexia and weight loss secondary to overdose of creatine ethyl ester. The additional increase in serum creatinine level was due to interaction of esomeprazole and ranitidine anti-acid treatment with creatine ethyl ester [not all times to reactions onsets and outcomes stated].
In 2018, the woman was referred to a nephrology department of the hospital following an increase serum creatinine level. Her past medical history showed a significant result for hypertension, which was treated with amlodipine and urapidil, knee surgery for chondropathy, occipital neuralgia and microscopic haematuria. No professional exposure to harmful compounds and no dietary or toxic supplements was reported at the initial stage. Since 8 months, she had experienced...