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Kidney Disease – How to Cope with Stress

Dealing with kidney disease can create a fair amount of tension, but you don’t have to let stress be the ruling power within your life. It’s a known fact that when stress is left undealt with over a period of time, it can potentially evolve to become a more serious mental health issue. Therefore when […]

Kidney Disease in Women

Kidney Diet Kidney Disease

National Kidney foundation says that, chronic kidney disease affects 26 million American adults. Many studies show that a high fructose corn syrup contaminated with mercury may be the underlying cause of some kidney problems.

Kidney Disease & COVID-19

Any chronic medical condition put you at a higher risk for more severe illness. People with kidney disease are susceptible to higher risk with COVID-19. A little extra care and hygiene can save lives. A good immune system is the primary defense system to protect you from any infections. People on dialysis may have a […]

World Kidney Day

We wish Healthy Kidneys for Everyone – World kidney day is observed every year on the second Thursday of March to bring attention and awareness about kidney health. Millions of people worldwide have some form of kidney disease. Many people are not even aware that they may be suffering from this silent disease. 1 in […]

Is there a cure for Kidney Disease?

Anyone who come to find out that they have kidney disease, the first question comes to mind is “is there a cure for this disease?” The answer may vary for the kind of kidney disease. In some cases, it could be a temporary phase however, in most cases it can be progressing slowly due to […]

Kidney Disease and Dialysis

Kidney failure is not an easy condition to live with. There are many reasons that may cause kidney disease however, high blood pressure, diabetes and genetics tops the list. The biggest challenge with disease is that there are rarely any noticeable signs or symptoms in the beginning. People with diabetes and high-blood pressure should have […]

Kidney Disease and what can be done about this?

Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) is the most common form of kidney ailment. The two main reasons are usually long-term diabetes or uncontrolled high blood pressure (hypertension). These conditions cause a slow damage to the nephrons and it is quite difficult to detect it in the early stages. As the disease progresses, nephron lose their effectiveness […]

Kidney Diseases, Sexuality and Pregnancy

Individuals with chronic kidney diseases are often concerned with sexuality and having a child. It is not uncommon for a woman with CKD to wonder if she can get pregnant or for a man undergoing dialysis if he can become a father despite his treatment. Additionally, there are birth control questions that need to be […]

What is GFR (Glomerular Filtration Rate)?

GFR is an accurate index to measure the kidney function. This can also determine the stage of kidney disease. The normal range varies between 100 – 120 ml/min.

Kidney Disease – A Global Issue

Kidney disease is a chronic disease spreading at an alarming rate. Statistics show that it is increasing every year at a rate of six to eight percent. Chronic kidney disease is a chronic and progressive disease. The most challenging part of this disease is to have it diagnosed in time to seek a professional advice. […]

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