Kidney Total Care - Dr. B.K. Upadhyay

Since the childhood we have been listening a lot around us about kidney disease (kidney failure). It was always for us like untreatable deadly diseases, once the people fall into it, then death was sure. Thanks to the modern medical facility and super specialist doctors, now these days it is not worst as it was in the past days, even it is not difficult to find qualified Kidney Doctor in Delhi NCR and other major cities of India. But the one thing is still same like early days are knowledge. People still have very less knowledge about chronic kidney disease and treatments. In this blog we are going to take a look on same topic. What you know about Kidney? The kidneys are two bean-shaped organs in the renal system. They help the body pass waste as urine. They also help filter blood before sending it back to the heart. What Task Kidneys Perform? Maintaining overall fluid balance Regulating and filtering minerals from blood Filtering waste materials from food, medications, and...

According to a study it is found that the maximum of us are under a high kidney risk. Our lifestyle, unhealthy diet preferences, and many other things affect our kidneys. As we are engaged in handling our responsibilities, we seriously avoid early kidney-related symptoms. Early detection helps from facing the worst conditions. These conditions will include physical and financial. At a later stage, the treatment and transplant both become so expensive to afford for the patients. The best kidney doctor and kidney surgeons suggest two tests to the people. These two tests will help you to know the current status of your kidney. After a particular gap, you may again go to have these checkups done. By these tests, you will get an assurance that your kidney is safe. If it is unsafe then also you may get treatment at an early stage. Let us know these two tests better with the following explanation: ACR : This test is done to check the albumin, and the urine sample is being taken for ...

In the case of kidney frailer, specialist suggests two types of treatment, It’s up to Kidney Transplant Surgeon what they observe and suggest for you, based on your condition. Dialysis and kidney transplantation are treatments for severe kidney failure, also called kidney failure, stage 5 chronic kidney disease, and end-stage kidney (or renal) disease. There are two types of dialysis: haemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis. When the kidneys are no longer working effectively, waste products, electrolytes, and fluid build-up in the blood. Dialysis takes over a portion of the function of the failing kidneys to remove the fluid and waste products. Kidney transplantation can even more completely take over the function of the failing kidneys. How specialist decide what will be the best treatment for you ? This post discusses these therapies, including the advantages, disadvantages, and care required for kidney transplantation and dialysis. You and your family should discuss all of the...

You are suffering with the Chronic Kidney disease or your loved ones, don’t feel you are alone Kidney disease is not so rare, even the numbers are increasing in India. There may be the couple of reason behind this growing numbers of kidney patients among us, but the scenario is that, India has developed lots of capability and infrastructure to deal with the critical chronic kidney disease. March 14 on the occasion of World Kidney, a pioneer English magazine India Today has published brief article about, the challenges we are facing in identifying and dealing with the non-functional Kidney cases. How many kidney dysfunctions cases registered in India on yearly bases? India have good availability of kidney doctors but still they haven’t ever developed reliable mechanism to identify accurate the accurate numbers kidney patients and how they are growing, but some studies says around 100000 new patients add every year in this row. This number grossly underestimates the true burden...

High blood pressure : A blood pressure is actually the force of blood, which flows against the walls of blood vessels. When extra fluid amount gets a hike in the quantity, it increases the pressure which leads to high blood pressure. There are some other reasons such as narrow blood vessel, clogged blood vessel, and stiff blood vessel. How high blood pressure invites kidney disease : Sometimes it is very hard to make people understand that high blood pressure can be a big cause of bad kidney condition. According to a few people, the relation between high BP and kidney issues is completely wrong. But there is fact behind this sate that high blood pressure can lead to major kidney issues, see how- During high blood pressure, our heart has to work very hard. This hard work may affect the blood vessels by damaging them. If the high blood pressure condition remains very often then it can damage the blood vessel of the kidney. Damaged kidney blood vessels may fail to filter the wastes p...

Kidney diseases are very dangerous this is why they are also called silent killers. These diseases can affect a large portion of our life. Standard kidney treatment is available for each stage, but it is better to protect yourself from kidney disease. Below are 3 ways to save you from all types of kidney risk: Control blood sugar :  If you are a diabetic then you are under a high risk of kidney disease. Take precautions, maintain sugar level in your diet and drinks, do some exercises, include physical activities as much as you can, and keep monitoring your sugar level. If you can control your blood sugar level then you can protect your kidney from almost 40% risk. Fluid intake :  Fluid intake in rich quantity helps your kidney to flush out the toxins, urea, and sodium. Less fluid intake may lead to having a blockage in the kidney, which may raise the risk of chronic kidney disease.  If a kidney issue is not treated at the right time then, it can worsen to kidney fa...

Kidney is an important part of the human body that filters out the blood to make urine and remove the waste from the body. A minor problem in the kidney can create havoc in a normal routine life. Not just these, if not treated timely, kidney diseases can also cause heart problems and premature death. No doubt the problem is very serious, but there are still some myths related to the kidney disease, which need to be busted. Here we bring you some common myths related to kidney problems along with the real facts. Myth 1: You will get to know easily if you have any kidney problem. Reality: There are situations where kidney disease works as a silent killer because symptoms don't appear until the problem has taken a sever turn. Key warning signals in such situations are: Swollen anklets, feet or hands Blood spots in urine Shallow breath Back pain in the renal area Myth 2 : All kidney diseases are incurable. Reality : With timely diagnosis and the right treatment, kidney ...