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You can die but if its not to late you can get a kidney transplant from a blood relative. It will save your life
Butbefore the arrangements can be made to do a kidney transplant the person would have to do dialysis because it takes a while to check to see if the kidney donor is compatible.
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How long after your kidneys shut down can you live without dialysis?
Without dialysis, once your kidneys shut down completely, the accumulation of waste products and fluid in your body can lead to severe symptoms and complications, such as metabolic disturbances, fluid overload, and ultimately death. The timeline can vary from a few days to a few weeks, depending on individual factors. It is important to discuss end-of-life care options with a healthcare provider if dialysis is not possible.
Which part of body cleans blood?
The part of the body that cleans blood is the kidney.
Is dying after kidneys shut down painful?
Dying after kidneys shut down can be associated with symptoms such as fatigue, weakness, confusion, shortness of breath, nausea, and eventually coma. It is possible that there may be discomfort or pain as the body accumulates waste products and toxins that the kidneys are no longer able to filter out efficiently. Hospice care can help manage symptoms and keep the person as comfortable as possible during this time.
How will other body systems be affected if the kidneys begin to shut down?
I know the C.V. system would be affected. The salt from the blood would not be able to be filtered by the kidney, if it were gone. The Urination system also, because every day the kidneys sift out about to quartz of waste products and extra water. -Jacob Madison
What is multi system organ failure?
Multi-system organ failure, also known as multiple organ dysfunction syndrome, occurs when several organs in the body fail to function properly due to a severe illness or injury. This can lead to a cascade of events where the dysfunction of one organ affects the functioning of other organs, resulting in a life-threatening condition. Treatment often involves intensive care and addressing the underlying cause of the organ failure.
How long can you live with your kidneys and liver completely shut down?
Well, when the brain starts to shut down, it can't send messages to the other body organs like the heart to keep pumping blood through the body.
What organs will diabetes shut down?
well it will shut down your pancreas and then your kidneys
How long can you live when both the liver and kidneys shut down?
well if your liver shuts down that means that you are in drugs and you keep throwing up and throw up liver then you could die and the same with the kidney
Can your kidneys start back after they shut down?
No, your kidneys can't start back because when it shuts down means it stopped and that you have to replace it but it can't start back
What happens if you take 8 triple cs daily?
Your kidneys shut down, and you die.
Would a bee sting shut down kidneys?
Not unless the victim is particularly hypersensitive to the venom.
Can bladder infection be fatal?
If it goes untreated it will spread to the kidneys and shut them down so yes.
Is there such thing as stage 5 kidney failure?
Yes. Will require dialysis treatment as the kidneys have shut down.
How long after your kidneys shut down can you live without dialysis?
Without dialysis, once your kidneys shut down completely, the accumulation of waste products and fluid in your body can lead to severe symptoms and complications, such as metabolic disturbances, fluid overload, and ultimately death. The timeline can vary from a few days to a few weeks, depending on individual factors. It is important to discuss end-of-life care options with a healthcare provider if dialysis is not possible.
In a business what is the shut down rule in the long run?
need to answer a question conserning shut down rule
Is smoking weed bad for kidney infection?
Smoking Marijuana while you have a Kidney infection can cause them to shut down, and then die. You cannot live whitout your kidneys, they're job is to filter out toxins in the blood, and then send them to be urinated out. You can live with one Kidney.
If a parent does Dialysis does his children have to do it?
no, unless the kid has kidney failure (in which case it was probably an environmental toxin that shut down the kidneys)
