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CKD Symptoms, treatment and causes

  Chronic Kidney Disease means that there is damage to your kidneys and they aren’t working as correctly as they should. It is called chronic because kidney function slowly gets worse and has remained abnormal for more than 3 months. Symptoms of kidney diseases generally occur in last stages. Symptoms • Nausea and vomiting • Loss of appetite • Fatigue and weakness • Sleep problems • Reduced amount of urine • Breathlessness • Muscle cramps • Swelling of feet and ankles • Dry and itchy skin • Bone pains and fractures in adults and retarded growth in children • High blood pressure Causes The most common causes of chronic kidney diseases are • Diabetes • High blood pressure • Glomerulonephritis • Polycystic kidney disease • Hardening/Narrowing of arteries • Recurrent kidney infections • Lupus • Cancers • Kidney stones • Long term use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) Like asprin, ibuprofen Early diagnosis of kidney disease and taking appropr...
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Causes for Renal Disorders in Women?

  Urinary Tract Infection  (UTIs) are one of the common cause of hospital visits in women each year and, if not treated early, the germs can travel up to the kidneys and cause a worse type of infection, called pyelonephritis , UTIs and kidney infections are more common in women and the risk increases in pregnancy. Women have added risks for CKD Women's health is unique. One thing we know for certain is that women of child-bearing age face different problems than men when it comes to kidney disease. Women with CKD are generally discouraged from using “the pill” as a birth control method due to a greater chance for an increase in blood pressure and blood clots that can make kidney disease worse. Women with CKD may have more problems with pregnancy, causing increased risk to the mother and the child. Even women without CKD may be at risk during both pregnancy and birth because of pre-eclampsia and other problems that increase blood pressure and put a strain on the kidneys. Pr...
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Diet for Diabetic Kidney Disease

Other than taking treatment for diabetic kidney disease , one of the most effective therapies for diabetes and kidney disease is to follow a rigorous and healthy diet. If you've been diagnosed with diabetes-related kidney disease, you'll need to consult with a dietician to develop an eating plan that's right for you. This strategy will assist you in controlling your blood glucose levels as well as lowering the amount of waste and fluid that your kidneys process. The right diet allows your body to work at its best, but deciding what to eat can be difficult. What's healthy on one meal plan may not be healthy on another. A balanced diabetes diet is similar to a healthy diet for anyone: plenty of fruits, vegetables, healthy fats, and lean protein; fewer salt, sugar, and processed carbohydrate (cookies, crackers, and soda, just to name a few). Your carb target is determined by your age, activity level, and any medications you are taking. Following your meal plan will help...
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