David Djebali, MD
| Office(s): | Upper East Side
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| Education: | University of Medicine, Bichat - Beaujon (Paris VII, France) |
| 1-877-458-8674 |
Washington Heights4337 Broadway Upper Manhattan1865 Amsterdam Avenue Upper East Side215 East 95th Street Lincoln Square154 West 71st Street | Midtown590 Fifth Avenue Flatiron District21 East 22nd Street Lower East Side570 Grand Street |
Nephrology
Nephrology specializes in the study and function of the kidneys, including diagnosing and treating kidney disorders such as diabetes, dialysis, high blood pressure, hypertension, kidney disease, kidney failure and kidney stones. A nephrologist manages a patient's blood pressure, regulates electrolytes, balances fluids and administers dialysis.
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 David Djebali, MD | Upper East Side | 1199 Ameriplan Comprehealth EmblemHealth View All > |
 Jordan Rosenstock, MD | Upper East Side | 1199 Aetna FFS/PPO Aetna HMO Affinity View All > |
 Joshua Schwimmer, MD, FACP, FASN | Upper East Side | 1199 Aetna FFS/PPO Aetna HMO Affinity View All > |
 Augustus Valmond, MD | Upper East Side | 1199 Affinity Ameriplan Cigna View All > |
Jordan Rosenstock, MD
| Office(s): | Upper East Side
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| Education: | Albert Einstein College of Medicine |
| 1-877-458-8674 |
Joshua Schwimmer, MD, FACP, FASN
| Office(s): | Upper East Side
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| Education: | University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry |
| 1-877-458-8674 |
Augustus Valmond, MD
| Office(s): | Upper East Side
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| Education: | Howard University, College of Medicine |
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Harlem Week 2011
Added September 1, 2011
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Manhattan's Physician Group's Flatiron District Office
Added February 9, 2011
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Hypertension and Nutrition with Katherine Farrell Harris
Added December 16, 2010
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Dr. Navarra Rodriguez on WNBC News Channel 4
Added July 16, 2009
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Manhattan's Physician Group
Added May 22, 2009
215 East 95th Street (between 2nd & 3rd Avenues)
Tel: (212) 996-8000 · Fax: (212) 423-3127
Flatiron District
21 East 22nd Street (between Broadway and Park Avenue)
Tel: (212) 460-7800 · Fax: (212) 460-7877
A: With the changes in diet in the last 100 years, kidney stones are 10 times more prevalent now than at the turn of the centruy. There are, however, ways to reduce your chances of developing kidney stones: 1. Eat less meat. 2. Drink plenty of fluids, but limit consumption of grapefruit juice and soda, as studies have shown that these may actually increase risk of developing stones. 3. A diet high in potassium and magnesium may decrease the likelihood of kidney stones. 4. Speak with your physician about taking supplements like pyridoxine and magnesium. Taken together, these reduce oxalate, a mineral salt found in kidney stones. 5. Limit your calcium and salt intake.
