Hilal | Dialysis Patient
“There’s nothing missing in my life. I travel frequently and my dream is to visit Russia. I love reading. Despite everything, life is worth living.” – Hilal TAGS PatientsStoriesPersonalized Care
Details“There’s nothing missing in my life. I travel frequently and my dream is to visit Russia. I love reading. Despite everything, life is worth living.” – Hilal TAGS PatientsStoriesPersonalized Care
DetailsBlood pressure is the force of blood pushing against the walls of your blood vessels as your heart pumps blood around your body. When you have high blood pressure, it means the pressure is too high. High blood pressure is a leading cause of kidney disease and strokes. How do I know if I…
DetailsDiabetes mellitus, usually called diabetes, is a disease in which your body does not make enough insulin (type 1) or does not respond to insulin properly (type 2), so that blood sugar levels increase. Insulin is a hormone that regulates the amount of sugar in your blood. A high blood sugar level will cause problems…
DetailsThe right diet is an integral part of your treatment along with dialysis and medication. The recommended nutrition depends on the stage of kidney failure and the type of treatment. Most patients on dialysis need to limit the amount of sodium, potassium, and phosphorus in their diets. Moreover, as a dialysis patient, you have a…
DetailsThis article will introduce the three kidney treatment options that are available to patients who suffer kidney failure. Learn all about Kidney Transplantation, Peritoneal dialysis, and Hemodialysis so that you can find the treatment which is best suited for you or your family.
DetailsFirst, the doctor needs to find out if your diabetes has caused the injury. Other diseases can cause kidney damage. Your kidneys will work better and last longer if you: Control your blood sugar Control your blood pressure Get treatment for urinary tract infections Correct any problems in your urinary system Avoid any medicines that…
DetailsThere are many ways to improve your health situation while enduring Chronic Kidney Disease. Here you will find a list of tips which will help you with your situation:
DetailsThere are 5 stages of chronic kidney disease according to the percentage of remaining working capacity, the most important ones are stage 3 and 4, which indicate a modest to severe restriction of kidney function. End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) is the fifth and most severe stage of CKD.
“There were ups and downs, good days and bad days. I lost my kidneys and my left leg, but thanks to the professional staff in the dialysis center my life has become better and easier. Besides all my problems and difficult days, I still love life. I believe in a better future…” TAGS PatientsStoriesPersonalized Care
DetailsHumans have two bean-shaped organs called kidneys. Each kidney weighs approx. 120-300 grams and has an average size of 11 cm height, 9 cm in width, and 4 cm depth. The kidneys are positioned on both sides of the spine in the abdominal cavity.