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Renal Dysfunction

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Renal Dysfunction

Most of the patients who get affected by Renal Dysfunction are not able to recover and die in early stages of life. There is no such treatment available to heal the damaged kidneys. As we know, kidney works as a disinfectant for the body it filters the blood and removes all the toxic chemicals from the body through urine. Now can you imagine, what will happen if it stop working? All the toxic will not be able to get removed from the body and they will circulate in the body which will damage the other organs of the body too. The Renal Dysfunction can be of two types the first one is acute kidney failure and second is chronic kidney failure ; the causes are different for both but the symptoms are same.

Renal Dysfunction Symptoms
Many people who are suffering from Renal Dysfunction can not see any symptoms, which are serious in nature in the initial stages of the disease, these symptoms are aggravated in the advanced stages of the disease, so me of these symptoms are: Read Details »

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Renal Acidosis ( Renal Tubular Acidosis )

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renal acidosis, renal tubular acidosis

Essential Information about renal tubular acidosis
Renal tubular acidosis is a condition or a disease in which kidney became incapable to take out acid out of the blood and put the acid in the urine that makes the urine acidic in nature. Renal acidosis is a syndrome that causes hypercloremia, hypokalemia, metabolic acidosis and nephrocalcinosis. This disease results when kidney became incapable to save bicarbonate and this disorder is classified as proximal or distal.

Distal Renal Acidosis
It occurs in two different stages
1- Primary renal tubular acidosis
This is common among women, older children, young adults and adolescents. This disease may be the result of any hereditary defect
2- Secondary renal tubular acidosis
This has been related to many renal conditions like hepatic cirrhosis, malnutrition and starvation.

Proximal Renal Acidosis
It also occurs in two forms and it is a result of disorder that is Fanconi’s syndrome
1-Primary proximal renal tubular acidosis
The only disorder present in it is idiopathic that is a reabsorbtive defect
2-Secondary proximal renal tubular acidosis
This occurs when the proximal tubular cell is damaged.
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Renal Infection

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Renal Infection is an infection of kidney which is caused by a bacteria known as e-coli, this bacteria enters the body with the blood, once infected by this bacteria the conditions of high fever along with the back pain occurs, the bladder too gets infected by this bacteria. This infection is really fatal and can cause inflammation and pain in the kidneys and can destroy the cells of the kidney. If the cells of the kidney are seriously damaged then it stops working and result in a renal failure situation where the only option is left of dialysis or replacement of the kidney.

Stages of Renal Infection
1. The first condition of Renal Infection is Acute Pyelonephritis, if the infection is detected in this primary stage then the treatment is really easy and can be done with the help of some antibiotic medicines and some herbal remedies for this stage of infection are available to and are pretty successful in resolving this condition.
2. The second and the serious type of infection is Chronic Pyelonephritis, this type of infection is called an active infection and it spreads quickly to an uncontrollable level and it causes serious damage to the whole urinary system.
3. The third infection is called Emphysematous Pyelonephritis, this type of infection is commonly found in the patients of diabetes, in this particular infection gas molecules are found in the kidneys and the adjacent areas which is not good for the working of kidneys.
4. The fourth type of infection is Pyonephorosis; this is a infection in which the ureters are blocked as a result of this the urine is unable to go to the bladder from kidneys, in such case the flow of urine is disturbed and the whole urinary system becomes infected and it leads to serious health problems.
5. The fifth type of infection is known as Renal Abscesses ; in this stage of Renal Infection the pus chunks can be found near the kidney in this sort of infection the kidney can shut its functions down and cause a complete renal failure. This is a very serious situation a patient may even die because of kidney failure.
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Renal Cell Cancer ( Renal Cell Carcinoma )

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Renal Cell Cancer , Renal Cell Carcinoma

Renal Cell Cancer ( Renal Cell Carcinoma ) is a type of cancer that occurs in the renal tubules that perform the important function of filtering the blood and producing urine. It is a type of kidney cancer that generally occur in adults. This disease happens between the age of 50 – 70. The risk of kidney cancer maximizes in some of the conditions like- if there is any family history of the disease, high blood pressure, horseshoe kidney, polycystic kidney, smoking, von Hipple-Lindau disease.

Symptoms of renal cell cancer
a) People will constantly suffer from abdominal pain, a pain that occurs anywhere between your chest and groin.
b) Swelling in body parts.
c) Pain in your back remain constantly
d) You will find blood in the process of urination.
e) Swelling of the veins around a testicle
f) Pain in one side of the body between the upper abdomen and back, this pain is called flank pain.
g) Involuntary weight loss
h) Hard stools or difficulty in passing stools.
i) Excessive growth of hairs in females
j) Pale skin
k) There occurs problem in vision, which means you will suffer from different types of eye problems and vision disturbances.
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Renal Toxicity

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Renal Toxicity

Renal toxicity is one of the most common diseases that is caused when body is so much exposed to drugs that are harmful for the kidney and they may cause damage to it. As kidney is a vital part of the body, it takes out excess waste material and urine out of your body. When there occurs a situation in which due to the presence of these harmful toxics, kidney damages then it became unable to perform this important function because the body electrolytes present in the body like magnesium and potassium will be elevated.

When a kidney gets exposure to the halogenated hydrocarbons like carbon tetra chloride, trichloroethylene and the heavy metals like lead and cadmium then toxic injury is caused. There are various types of toxic that tend to the renal failure by causing chronic injury and they may also cause renal impairment conditions and acute kidney failure. In addition, if there occurs exposure of chemical substances then that may cause bad effects to the urethra, urinary bladder or kidney that is called renal toxicity. Nephrotoxicity is another name for renal toxicity . Read Details »

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Renal Stent

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Renal Stent, Renal Stent Insertion, Renal Stent Procedure

Renal Stent is a device that is used for the treatment of kidney. This is a small tube, which is used to facilitate the flow from one region of the body to another one. This tube is made up of flexible plastic material and in the emergency time or if there is any problem regarding kidney it is placed inside the ureter. These tubes are flexible so it can move according the body movement. These renal stent varies from patient to patient.
Renal Stent, Renal Stent Insertion, Renal Stent Procedure
Kidney performs extensive function in our body, it is very necessary that kidney must perform its functions properly. Kidney plays a very important role in our body because it perform many functions such as – Read Details »

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