Kidney Failure
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Kidneys are excretion organs in vertebrates shaped like a peanut. As part of the urinary system, the function of kidney is to filter wastes (especially urea) from the blood and throw it away along with the water in the form of urine. The sciene that studies the kidneys and it’s disease is called nephrology. Kidney failure considered to be sudden or so-called acute renal failure when the kidneys are not functioning suddenly.
Sudden kidney failure can usually be cured with medicine or dialysis. If it is successful, the patient will usually recover and kidneys will function normally. However, renal failure usually occurs gradually over many years. Therefore, when the signs can be discovered early, sufferers can get help. The following will be discussed thoroughly about tips to prevent kidney disease :
- Recognizing the Symptoms of Kidney Failure
Kidney disease often strikes without any complaints from the sufferer. The main cause of kidney failure caused by diabetes, whereas the second cause of kidney failure is a genetic disease such as immune disorders, birth defects and other causes. Here is important symptoms associated with kidney failure:
- Landfill Waste In the Blood
It is characterized by fatigue, the whole body feels sick, itching, cramps, forgetfulness, insomnia, nausea, no appetite and body resistance reduced to infection. - Fluid Balance Problems
Fluid retention with signs of ankle and swollen face. In contrast, liquid drying can be characterized by a very sunken eyes, dry mouth that almost no mucus in the mouth. - Hormone Disorders
The reduced power of kidneys can cause kidney produce more hormones or extra hormones. As a result, it will increase the blood pressure hormone. In contrast, the other hormones production is reduced. This causes the body’s blood deficiency, fatigue and brittle bones. - Problems with urination
Kidney problems can be characterized by the decrease in urine volume. People with kidney disease may experience pain, or frequent urination. Changes in the urine, as urine becomes frothy (due to the presence of many proteins), bleeding (blood in urine), or coffee-colored urine (presence of blood or protein pigmented), should be warning that there is problems with our kidneys
