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As per the National Kidney Foundation, stage 3 of kidney failure denotes a mediocre level of decline in the normal functioning of the kidney. In medical examination terms, this stage is exemplified by a result of glomerular filtration rate (GFR) as thirty to fifty-nine.More...
All organs of the body are cardinal to its healthy functioning. Kidney becomes important as an organ since it is responsible for filtering the waste byproducts released in the body owing to the chemical reactions within. Failure of kidney functioning, thereby results in the accumulation of toxins in the body.More...
Pathophysiology Of Kidney Failure
Chronic kidney disease is a medical condition illustrating a gradual decline in the potential of the kidney functioning. The various stages of this disease can be exemplified as diminished renal reserve, renal insufficiency or renal failure. At the preliminary stage of the disease, not many symptoms are evident as the failure of certain renal tissues is taken over by the rest of tissues.More...
End stage kidney failure refers to the medical condition during which the kidney completely stops functioning. It is totally incapable of removing wastes, concentrating urine and controlling other vital functions of the body. Once the patient reaches the chronic stage of kidney disease, the end stage is almost evitable.More...
Keloids are scars that are formed as a result of an injury to the skin. Sometimes the skin reacts more than necessary to the injury and as a result the keloids develop over a period of time. The problem with keloids is that they tend to get bigger and bigger and also look ugly. Sometimes they are itchy and painful as well. Usually keloids also appear soon after a vaccination or when a rash develops. The best cure for keloids is to stop it from growing as soon as it is identified. More...
