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.
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 …
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 …
Can obesity cause kidney disease?
obesity can increase the risk of kidney disease. Obesity causes changes in the structure and function of the kidneys, such as increased pressure in trying to filter waste.
How to Use Digital Tools to Promote Health After a Kidney Transplant.
Digital tools can offer a bridge to consistent medication adherence and long-term health after a kidney transplant. Here’s how to use them
The key to keeping a transplanted kidney: Staying Committed to a Healthy Life
Staying committed to taking your medications after a kidney transplant can be challenging. Here are some tips to keep you motivated on this journey.
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.
Are NSAIDS Really Bad for the Kidneys?
NSAIDS are common medications used to treat fever, body aches and pains, arthritis, headaches, and painful menstruation. They can cause kidney injury