Failure -non -sufficiency is described as a “silent killer”, and this phrase is not just a dramatic title. It hides in view, causing damage calmly while life continues as usual. Unlike heart problems that proclaim themselves chest pain or respiratory problems, kidney problems often whisper rather than shout. Many understand that something is wrong when…
Kidney disease, often silent to advanced, impairs vital functions such as waste and regulation of blood pressure. Diabetes, hypertension and family history increase the risk. Early detection through regular tests for monitoring and kidney function is crucial, especially for people at high risk, to prevent progression to renal failure and associated cardiovascular complications. The kidneys…
Increasing blood sugar, high blood pressure and prolonged diabetes are key factors that cause an increase in chronic kidney disease (HBP) among diabetes patients. Early examination and lifestyle management are crucial for prevention. Unable to diabetes can close the kidneys. Keep track of these warning signs. (Image Pixabay) Health experts note that symptoms such as…