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Is it OK for a dialysis patient to have blood in urine? Dialysis is often used to lower high creatinine and blood urea nitrogen levels. However, long-term use of dialysis will cause many complications. Blood in urine is one of the complicat...Read More
Kidney failure can not also cause swelling, high blood pressure, anemia, but only asthma. Here we will mostly talk about asthma in kidney failure, and how to care it well. Causes of asthma in renal failure. In kidney failure, kidney can not...Read More
Many kidney failure suffer from constipation, and treating or preventing it can make a big difference to your quality of life. So how to treat or prevent constipation in renal failure patients? To treat constipation, you should first know t...Read More
Hypocalcemia, or low calcium level, is a common symptom in kidney failure. When you suffer from renal failure and you develop hypocalcemia, your body is no longer able to control calcium levels. Well what is the cause of hypocalcemia? The c...Read More
For patients with kidney failure, they can have body rash in daily life. If you are a patient body rash in kidney failure, you dont have to feel astonished. Here we will introduce how it happens in kidney failure and how to help treat it ef...Read More
Fevers often accompany infections. A low-grade fever may also occur due to immunizations, or as a symptom of inflammatory and autoimmune conditions. It can also occur as side effect of some medications. 1. Infectious causes of low-grade fev...Read More
For patients with kidney failure, they are very prone to anemia. And some always take iron pills to help treat anemia. Then can it be very effective? Now see the below: Firstly, see how anemia is caused by kidney failure? Due to kidney dama...Read More
Can drinking too much soda cause proteinuria? Studies have linked drinking soda to a increased risk of kidney damage. When kidneys are damaged, protein in urine may occur, which is a common symptom of kidney disease. In kidney failure, prot...Read More
