Partha Banerjee Mumbai: - Things to Know About Renal Care
by Partha Banerjee Partha Banerjee DubaiKnowing about your renal disease or kidney disease
is the first step in taking control of your body. Healthy and fully functional
kidneys filter the body's system, cleans the waste and extra fluids from the
body. It also produces and maintains the balance between the chemicals that are
essential for your body.
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purify and filter the blood,
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produce urine,
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keep bones fit and strong,
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Manage the blood pressure.
According to Partha
Banerjee Mumbai, it is important to keep the kidneys in good condition. It
also includes keeping your weight on track; at times obesity also affects the
kidneys. It is the high time to keep a check on your health. You should be
knowing your stage before you take any further step. As renal diseases or CKD
comes in five stages. It begins from nearly normal kidney function (stage 1) to
kidney failure (stage 5) it requires dialysis or a transplant. Knowing the
stage can keep you on track and help in taking care.
Partha
Banerjee Dubai believes that if you can identify its
condition then you can easily control and slow down the growth rate. The CKD
can affect the toddlers too. The health of kidneys can be tracked through the
symptoms.
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Change in urination like more or less
urine than the usual
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swelled feet, ankles, hands or face
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weakness and exhaustion
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shortness of breath
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loss of desire to eat
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nausea and vomiting
If you have any of these signs it is the time to see
your doctor. It is especially important if you have a family member who has
diabetes, high blood pressure or kidney disease. It can be traced by learning
about the GFR known as Glomerular filtration rate. It can be done by a simple
blood test.
These are easy ways to control the progress of
kidney diseases.
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Don't smoke
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Physical activities
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Take medicine as per the prescription
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Eat right
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Avoid hypertension
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Limit the foods that are high in
protein, fats, potassium, and sodium.
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Consult a specialized healthcare team.
Partha
Banerjee Mumbai says that diabetes and high blood
pressure are its main causes. Whereas it can be a case of genetic diseases,
birth defects, and acute kidney failure. You can easily keep the kidneys
functional and healthy just by following a kidney-friendly diet and taking good
care of them.
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