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Many people who experience chronic kidney disease (CKD) do not have symptoms at first. This is known as the silent phase of the disease. Signs and symptoms of CKD develop over time if kidney damage progresses slowly. Well, what are common s...Read More
Sexuality has physical and emotional components, both of which can be affected by chronic kidney disease (CKD), so it is common for CKD patients to have sexual problems. Well, what causes sexual problems? Sexual problem can be affected by t...Read More
Healthy kidneys maintain a proper level of potassium. Healthy potassium level is between 3.5-5.0mEq/L. Potassium level at 5.9mEq/L is high than the normal range. And this indicates kidney problem. High potassium and kidney disease When you...Read More
How do kidney disease and heart disease affect each other? People with kidney disease are more likely to have heart disease than are people without kidney disease. There are many links between kidney disease and heart disease. Abnormal kidn...Read More
All the systems of your body are closely associated. As long as one organ fails to work, other organ and systems will be affected. Kidney disease, as its implies, indicates there is something wrong with your kidneys. Can kidney disease impair vision?...Read More
Protein is an important component of blood. Under normal circumstance, some protein comes into the urine when they go through glomeruli. But they will be reabsorbed into the blood by renal tubule. Therefore, if your kidneys are working norm...Read More
What will occur with renal parenchyma disease? Parenchymal refers to the location of the disease-the kidneys. The disease causes scarring and kidneys lose their function whenever scar tissue forms. This scarring often leads to kidney failur...Read More
For kidney patients, their main concern may be how to eliminate proteinuria. As long as they have proteinuria, it indicates that their kidneys are still malfunctioning. What to use to rid protein in the urine for kidney patients? Use steroi...Read More
