Kidney disease frequently develops slowly and quietly. Many people may not realize they have a …
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.
Stopped Making Urine After Starting Dialysis? Here’s What You Need to Know
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.
Polycystic Kidney Disease: Causes, Symptoms and Treatment
Polycystic kidney disease (PKD) is an inherited condition where many fluid-filled sacs, called cysts, grow in the kidneys.
AKI vs CKD: Understanding the Differences
AKI and CKD are kidney disorders that. share some similarities. But, they are distinct with varied causes, symptoms, and long-term consequences
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.