As Halloween creeps around the corner, our thoughts naturally turn to witches, ghosts, and goblins. But for the millions of people living with kidney disease, their fears go beyond the spooky costumes and haunted houses. This Halloween, let’s shed some light on the real-life challenges of kidney disease and the importance of staying healthy. 1. …
It’s National Kidney Month! So, what better time to join forces and help spread the truth about kidney health? Unfortunately, many people hold onto outdated or incorrect information regarding our kidneys. To learn more, read our latest blog, where we debunk 5 common myths about kidney health. Kidney Health: Common Misconceptions When it comes to …
Winter is coming, with the risk of seasonal viruses like the flu and RSV. These viruses can pose a severe health risk for chronic kidney disease (CKD) patients. Read on as we discuss the dangers of seasonal viruses for CKD patients and how to practice safety this flu season! The Effects of Flu Season on …
There’s no kidney-ing around with kidney stones, this common problem can be the cause of a lot of pain. In our blog, we leave no kidney stone unturned. We’ll discuss what kidney stones are, the potential dangers to your kidney, and the importance of clinical trials. Your Kidney Matters – So Should Kidney Stones Stones, …
In the United States alone, nearly 786,000 individuals are living with end-stage kidney disease (ESKD), which is why being on the same page regarding kidney health is vital. To learn about the essential functions of the liver and how ESKD affects said functions read our blog below! The Importance of Our Kidneys Think of your body and …
Did you know every day, your kidneys filter 200 liters of blood? Most people aren’t aware of how important our kidneys are. That’s in part why National Kidney Month began. Every March, health providers and educators immerse themselves into communities. Their focus is building paths to better kidney care. The Major Functions of the Kidneys …
Kidney diseases are a leading cause of death in the U.S., with 1 in every 3 adults at risk. If your kidneys can’t filter blood as well as they should, this can lead to other health problems. Fluid buildup, heart disease, and stroke are a few of the complications of kidney disease. Taking an active …
Your kidneys are responsible for cleaning your blood, helping control blood pressure, making red blood cells, and more. When your kidneys are damaged, waste products and fluids can build up in your body. Various health conditions can affect the functions of the kidneys and may eventually lead to them failing if left untreated. Here are …
