If you’re on hemodialysis and have noticed that you’re no longer making urine or making very little know that you’re not alone. But before you worry, here’s what you need to know.
What is the difference between plasmapharesis and hemodialysis?
Plasmapharesis and hemodialysis are life saving procedures. People with kidney disease may benefit from either or both of them.
Embracing peace as a person with CKD
Dealing with chronic diseases can be challenging, not just for you but also for your loved ones. One thing that can help is embracing peace.
How Do Diabetes and CKD Connect?
Not everyone with diabetes has CKD. Nor does everyone with CKD have diabetes. CKD occurs most often in people whose glucose levels aren’t well controlled.
5 Genetic Causes of Chronic Kidney Disease
Our genes play a role in how the kidneys develop. As such, certain genetic mutations (changes) affect the structure and function of the kidney.
Journaling and Chronic Kidney Disease
Journaling has been used in different chronic illnesses. Keep reading to learn more about journaling and chronic kidney disease.
What’s the Importance of Proteinuria?
Proteinuria refers to a condition where protein is found in the urine. It may be a sign of kidney disease but can also cause further damage.
Scared of hemodialysis? Here’s what you should know
If you’re scared because you’ve been told you are to start dialysis, know that you’re not alone. In this blog post, we will address some concerns.
Embracing Self-forgiveness in Your CKD Journey
Self-forgiveness occurs when we acknowledge our wrongdoing, experience remorse and treat ourselves with self-compassion.
Can You eat Plantains if You Have CKD
Plantains are great sources of energy, fiber, minerals, and vitamins. But they are rich in potassium and may require some planning to fit it into your diet.