Mary James Occurring as a result of genetic problems; some injury or overreaction to some drugs; and diseases like glomerulonephritis, prostate disease, pin worm infestation of kidney, vasculitis, polycystic kidney disease and hemolytic-uremic syndrome, kidney disease result in progressive loss of renal function. Hypertension and diabetes enhances the risks of kidney disease. Success Stories > Read Testimonials … Read more
Kidney disease occurs as a result of genetic problems, some injury or overreaction to some drugs as well as diseases like glomerulonephritis, renal stones, prostate disease, pin worm infestation of kidney, vasculitis, polycystic kidney disease and hemolytic-uremic syndrome. Treatment is done using medications to control hypertension, diabetes, high blood cholesterol levels; replacement of hormones erythropoietin … Read more
Kidneys are vital organs of the human body as they remove waste by-products of digestion and muscular activity from our blood; balance water and concentration of minerals in our body; synthesize the enzyme renin and erythropoietin; and maintain optimal bone health by synthesizing an active form of vitamin D. Genetic problems, some injury or overreaction … Read more
Caused by genetic problems; some injury or overreaction to some drugs; and diseases like glomerulonephritis, prostate disease, pin worm infestation of kidney, vasculitis, polycystic kidney disease and hemolytic-uremic syndrome, kidney disease result in progressive loss of renal function. Symptoms include increase or decrease in the frequency of urination; urgency to urinate at night; edema of … Read more
Progressive renal failure occurring as a result of some genetic problem; injury or overreaction to some drugs; and various diseases is called chronic kidney disease. Hypertension and diabetes enhances the risks of the disease. Early detection and prompt treatment is must to delay its progression and reduce various complications. Is Chronic Kidney Disease Curable Naturally … Read more
Prolonged diabetes is a major cause of progressive loss of functional capacities of kidneys. High levels of glucose in the blood destroy the small blood vessels in the kidneys and subsequently they fail to carry out their work of blood filtration. This causes microalbuminuria i.e. presence of protein in the urine which progresses to cause … Read more