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American Journal of Kidney Diseases was created in 1981.
A nephrologist is a specialist in diseases and disorders of the kidney. They are trained in diagnosing and treating conditions such as chronic kidney disease, kidney stones, and kidney failure.
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Thomas M. Coffman has written: 'Schrier's diseases of the kidney' -- subject(s): Kidney Diseases
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Kidney transplantation does not need to occur just because someone has a disease related to their urinary tract system. Kidney transplantation occurs only in cases where a disease has made the person's kidney fail to function and, therefore, be unable to effectively eliminate any excess wastes or fluids in the body. Several diseases affect the kidney or the urinary tract. Factors that might cause the need for kidney transplantation Chronic kidney disease (CKD): Chronic kidney disease arising from diabetes, high blood pressure, glomerular disease, or otherwise will cause gradual deterioration of the kidneys’ functions leading to the need for transplantation or dialysis. Polycystic kidney disease (PKD): Hereditary cysts cause gradual enlargement of the kidney and its functions. Some patients with severe PKD end up requiring a transplant. Glomerulonephritis: The inflammation or damage of glomeruli leads to protein and blood in the urine, resulting in severe cases of kidney failure. Congenital or hereditary kidney diseases: These are kidney diseases arising from birth or genetic factors, leading to kidney dysfunction in some occasions. Reflux nephropathy: Vesicoureteral reflux is a condition where urine flows retrograde to the kidneys causing recurrent infection and kidney damage. This condition leads to kidney failure if the damage is extensive. Obstructive uropathy: This condition involves long-standing urine flow obstruction due to conditions like congenital abnormalities of the urinary tract, stones, tumors or an enlarged prostate. Recurrent severe UTI: Although the majority of UTIs don’t cause kidney failure, recurrent infections and/or severe infections can cause kidney damage. Under what conditions does a patient require a kidney transplant? When the kidney fails to regulate the body's fluid, electrolyte, and waste products balance, the physician recommends a transplant. According to a person’s situation, he/she may need dialysis before a transplant. The point is that not all patients with urine diseases require transplants. Proper treatment of the disease, control of blood pressure and diabetes when it exists, elimination of obstruction in urination, and treatment of infection sometimes help stop kidney destruction. The nephrologist or transplant team can make an assessment on the irreversibility of kidney failure and whether the patient should have transplantation. In addition, the condition of the patient, health history, ability to have major surgeries, and eligibility for transplant will be assessed.
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Most of the kidney diseases are not transmitted from one person to other.
Maintaining a healthy body weight, getting regular exercise, and not smoking all promote kidney health. Controlling underlying diseases such as Diabetes and high blood pressure are important in preventing chronic kidney diseases.
They can cause heart diseases,circulatory diseases, birth defects and kidney infections.These are only some of the stuff tat can happen to you. They can cause heart diseases,circulatory diseases, birth defects and kidney infections.These are only some of the stuff tat can happen to you.
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