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Renal atrophy or kidney shrinkage means that your kidney is smaller than normal size and it often happens to renal failure patients. If patients have renal atrophy, their prognosis will be poor. Therefore, knowing some methods to prevent re...Read More
Kidney Failure patients are always afflicted by their illness. Hair loss is definitely increasing their suffering, as it can greatly affect patients self-confidence. What causes hair loss? What they can do to relieve it? You can find some h...Read More
Why do some Kidney Failure patients suffer breathing problems? What can they do to alleviate their sufferings? If you want to know these answers, please read on. In kidney failure, due to kidney damage, patients may have many health problem...Read More
Swelling belly is a common symptom of kidney failure patients with hypoproteinemia. You can get detailed information about causes and treatments of swelling belly from this article. The causes of swelling belly in kidney failure There are t...Read More
In chronic kidney failure, patients are more likely to have metabolic disorders, which manifest as fluid and electrolyte disturbance, acid-base imbalance. See contents below to get detailed information. 1. Dehydration or excess fluid retent...Read More
Honestly speaking, people with kidney failure can be plagued by a range of discomforts like nausea, vomiting, frequent urination at night, fatigue, itchy skin, etc. However, is back pain a sign of kidney failure? In fact, back pain can be c...Read More
For people with kidney failure, they can be easily affected by a range of symptoms. What if there are high potassium level and creatinine 4.2? If you have interest in this, please read on to get the answer. Kidneys are two bean-shaped vital...Read More
In kidney failure, due to a severe drop in kidney function, electrolyte disorders are more likely to occur. Here, we will talk about hyperkalemia, hypocalcemia, hyperphosphatemia and effective treatments in detail. Hyperkalemia According to...Read More
