Its estimated more than 37 million American adults have
CKD. CKD, causes more deaths than
prostate cancer or breast cancer. 90% don’t even realise that they have CKD.
CKD is more common in women than men.The very basic work of the kidney is that
it acts as filters of your bloodstream. When the blood passes through kidneys
nephrons filers out the waste products. It removes all the waste products exit
your body in the form of urine. Kidneys failure happens when your kidneys are
no longer able to filter your blood properly. This imbalance interferes with
other systems in the body by potentially causing anaemia and proteinemia while
waste products continue to build up.
Kidney Failure Symptoms
Unfortunately, there is no proven evidence for the Symptoms
of Kidney disease or Kidney failure. Some patients may show no signs at all,
till the time that kidneys have undergone extensive damage and can no longer
help them out in anyways.
• Vomiting
and Nausea.
• Loss of
appetite
• unexplained
shortness of breath
• Reduced
and Change in amount of urine
• Edema
• Fatigue
• Difficulty
in Breathing
• Pressure
in your Chest
• Confusion
• Excessive
Drowsiness
• Loss of
Appetite
Its very important that we listen to our body.
How to reduce risk of KIDNEY FAILURE??
Try to understand when your taking medication, especially
when you do a counter medication. Taking doses that are too high (common drugs
like aspirin) create high toxin levels in a short amount of time. This can
overload your kidneys. Most of the time kidney or urinary tract conditions lead
to kidney failure if not properly taken care and managed. You can help reduce
your risk for kidney failure by:
• Strictly
following your doctor’s advice.
• following
healthy lifestyle style modification.
• Proper
treatment for common causes such as high blood pressure and diabetes.
• Try and
have a healthy work life balance.
• Start
improving your overall level of fitness when you get older.
The maximum awareness about the Kidney, helps in prevention
of the disease without any doubt and also early diagnosing and proper treatment
helps in fighting CKD. Learning and volunteering for organ donations helps in
saving lives.
