Search
Search
Many conditions can cause swollen legs and kidney disease is just one of the causes. Here we offer several home remedies for swollen legs caused by kidney disease and hope it is helpful for you. 1. Take diuretics that prescribed by your doc...Read More
Protein in urine is the most common abnormality in routine urine test. Some people are so scared and wondered weather they have kidney disease or not. First we need to know not all protein loss in urine is pathological. There are two kinds...Read More
What happens when kidneys shut down? To make clear about this question, learning the functions of the kidney is very necessary. When kidneys shut down, kidneys will not be able to function normally. Therefore, various condition will occur....Read More
For healthy people, urine is transparent, amber liquid. The main components of urine are water, inorganic salt and nitrogen-containing metabolic wastes such as urea, uric acid, creatine and creatinine, etc. Under normal circumstances, there...Read More
Though most kidney disease can occur to both men and female and their risk is almost the same regardless of the gender, there are some kidney diseases which women are more susceptible to such as lupus nephritis, frequent urinary tract infec...Read More
Renal diseases can be classified into parenchymal lesion and vascular lesion according which part of the kidneys are damaged. Renal parenchymal diseases refers to a clinical condition in which kidney tissues are scarred and damaged. Since r...Read More
Some kidney patients never have sexual problems, but many do. Many people think that sexuality refers only to the act of sexual intercourse. Sexuality includes many factors, such as how people feel about themselves, how they communicate wit...Read More
Where is the location of kidney pain Since there are many causes of kidney pain and the location of the pain can be different. It can occur at the abdomen, lower back, flank, below the armpit or groin pain. The pains can be dull and persist...Read More
