The heart and the kidney are important organs in your body that work hand in hand to keep you healthy. To learn more about the kidney-heart connection keep reading.
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10 Common Things That Slowly Harm Your Kidneys.
Our kidneys are very important organs in our bodies that deserve attention, because our modern …
What Your Creatinine Level Is Actually Trying to Tell You
You’ve just gotten your lab results back, and there it is: creatinine 1.8 mg/dL. Your …
Why Did Diabetes “Disappear” with Kidney Disease?
If you have kidney disease and diabetes, you might have noticed that your diabetes seems …
Can You Die Suddenly From Kidney Failure?
Kidney disease frequently develops slowly and quietly. Many people may not realize they have a …
I Have Diabetes. How Can I Protect My Kidneys?
If you have diabetes, you already know how important it is to take care of …
Why Do You Feel So Tired After Hemodialysis?
Many people who go through hemodialysis say they feel very tired or weak afterward. This …
Is CKD Causing You to Vomit Blood? Here’s the Truth
Vomiting blood can be very scary. The medical name for it is hematemesis, and it …
Neck Lines for Dialysis: What You Need to Know
If you’re starting dialysis or have been told you need a neck line, it can …
Why should I see a cardiologist if I have kidney disease?
People who have kidney disease are at risk of having heart disease too. In fact, cardiovascular diseases cause huge problems in kidney disease.