Yes, it is possible.
I believe it is called Unilateral Renal Agenesis.
You can live with just one Kidney.
Yes, it is possible to be born with one functioning kidney and one non-functioning (or "dead") kidney, a condition known as renal agenesis or renal dysplasia. In such cases, the functioning kidney typically compensates for the loss of the other, allowing for normal kidney function. However, the overall health and functionality of the individual can depend on the condition of the functioning kidney and any associated health issues. Regular medical monitoring is important for individuals with such kidney variations.
It is possible to live a whole lifetime with just one kidney.
yes
Humans can live with only one kidney because the remaining kidney is capable of adapting to filter blood and perform the necessary functions of waste removal and fluid balance on its own. The human body has a remarkable ability to compensate for the loss of one kidney by increasing the size and efficiency of the remaining kidney. Additionally, many people are born with only one kidney or may lose one due to injury or disease and still lead healthy lives without significant issues.
Yes, a person can live a healthy life well into their 90s with only one kidney. Many individuals are born with one kidney or have one removed due to medical reasons and still lead normal, fulfilling lives. The remaining kidney typically compensates for the loss by increasing its function. However, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, including proper hydration and diet, is essential for kidney health.
rajnikanth
Yes, my grandmother was born with just one kidney and had multiple kids.
Yes it is harder on The body but it is easily possible.
Liam was born with a sort of problem and they had to remove one kidney. Sorry do t know much :p
If it's one healthy kidney, sure. Plenty of people donate one kidney and manage just fine afterwards. The concern would be if whatever it was that caused one kidney not to develop somehow messed up the existing kidney too.