Stage 5 of chronic kidney disease is also called the end stage renal disease where kidneys have lost almost 80 to 95% of its functional capacities. The glomerular filtration rate at this stage is 15 ml/min. It is characterized by appetite loss, nausea or vomiting, headaches, lack of concentration, itching, almost negligible urine, edema around … Read more
How to Treat Kidney Disease Quickly & Safely Our kidneys work to 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. Kidney disease occurs as … Read more
Kidney disease occurs as a result of genetic problems, some injury or overreaction to some drugs. Kidney stones, diseases like glomerulonephritis, prostate disease, pin worm infestation of kidney, vasculitis, polycystic kidney disease and hemolytic-uremic syndrome are also the causative factors of kidney disease. Diabetes, hypertension and genetic predisposition enhance the risks. Success Stories > Read … Read more