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Creatinine and uric acid level are two important indicator of kidney function. Too much or too little of these levels should be stressed. Well then, what does this mean with creatinine 1.4 and uric acid 9.9? 1. What does high creatinine lev...Read More
Is there a connection between iron issue and kidney function? Yes, if you have chronic kidney disease (CKD), your body may be lacking an important mineral called iron. This article is to answer how does kidney function affect iron level. Wh...Read More
Kidney shrinkage refers to the kidney shrinks into a smaller than the normal size. Normal kidney is as large as 10-12cm. What will happen when kidney is smaller than the normal size? 1. What symptoms will happen in kidney shrinkage? If you...Read More
Can one use lactulose for constipation in renal impairment? This is question from one of our patients. As we all know, renal impairment can cause various symptoms and constipation is just one of them. Can lactulose be used to alleviate cons...Read More
Will renal parenchymal disease cause anemia? Renal parenchymal disease includes maladies that damage the outermost internal region of the kidney where filtration and urine formation occur. It can cause symptoms like swelling, nausea, vomiti...Read More
Muscle cramps are common for those with kidney disease. Patients life quality is affected by the pain of muscle cramps. Well then, how to stop muscle cramps when you have kidney disease? 1. Causes of muscle cramps Cramps are thought to be c...Read More
Why is there eyelid swelling in kidney disease patients? Swollen eyelids not only cause a lot of pain and discomfort, but also hinders normal vision. Lets find out the causes of swollen eyelids in kidney disease. 1. Causes of eyelid swellin...Read More
An infection occurs when harmful bacteria or viruses enter the body. People with kidney disease can be more prone to infection. Well then, what are the causes of infection in chronic kidney disease (CKD)? 1. Causes of infection in kidney di...Read More
