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Diseases Treated

  • ⦿ Urine abnormalities such as excess excretion of protein, sugar, blood, casts, and crystals
  • ⦿ Glomerular complications that affect the tiny filtering systems of the kidneys known the glomerulus
  • ⦿Cancers of the kidneys, bladder, and urethra
  • ⦿ Acute, sudden, long-term or chronic Renal failure
  • ⦿ Kidney infections
  • ⦿ Effects of diseases like diabetes and hypertension on the kidneys
  • ⦿ Acid-base fluctuations.
  • ⦿ Kidney and bladder stones
  • ⦿Ill effects of toxins and drugs on the kidneys
  • ⦿ Nephrotic syndrome and nephritis
  • ⦿ Renal vascular diseases that disturb the blood vessel networks within the kidneys.
  • ⦿Tubulointerstitial diseases affecting the kidneys tubules
  • ⦿Autoimmune diseases including lupus and autoimmune vasculitis
  • ⦿Hydronephrosis
  • ⦿ Dialysis and its associated long-term complications - hemodialysis as well as peritoneal dialysis
  • ⦿ Renal Transplantations
  • ⦿ Polycystic kidneys diseases in which large cysts or fluid-filled sacs grow within the kidney damaging its normal functioning – this may be congenital, inherited or genetic.
  • ⦿ Anemia related to kidney disease.
  • ⦿ Bone disease related to kidney disease

Treatment for a wide range of kidney-related Diseases

  • Amyloidosis: This disease is characterized by abnormal growth of protein known as amyloids in different parts of the body.
  • Diabetic kidney disorder: The long-standing complications of diabetes contribute to kidney diseases. It is one of the prominent causes of kidney failure. Around one-third of people having diabetes are exposed to the risk of developing diabetic nephropathy.
  • Electrolyte disorders: This condition results from an abnormal imbalance of minerals in the body that results in potentially harmful damage to vital organs including the brain and muscles.
  • Glomerulonephritis: This is a kind of disease that develops due to inflammation in tiny kidney organs called glomeruli. The glomeruli are important structures that are responsible for removing extra fluid and waste from your bloodstream.
  • Hypertension (chronic hypertension): This refers to high blood pressure, a condition wherein arteries are exposed to a consistent increase in blood pressure levels. This condition affects different body organs and results in illnesses involving kidney failures, heart failure, aneurysm, and stroke.
  • Kidney disease: Kidney diseases comprise a wide range of damages to the organ that results in its system failure. These complications make kidneys inefficient to remove waste and excess fluid from the body.
  • Kidney failure: Also referred to as a renal failure, this is a medical condition in which kidneys become incapable of filtering out waste products from the blood.
  • Nephrotic syndrome: This is a kind of kidney disorder that occurs due to damage in small blood cells of the kidney. This syndrome results in excretion of excessive protein in your urine.
  • Renal insufficiency: This is a medical condition in which blood flow to kidneys reduces significantly due to renal artery diseases and leads to poor kidney functioning.

Symptoms of Nephrology Disease

Frequent swelling in the legs, ankles, or feet

Consistent headaches

Dry and itchiness in the skin

Reduced sense of taste and appetite

Less energy and trouble concentrating

Unexplained confusion, memory problems, or trouble focusing

Pain, fluid in the joints, or stiffness

Unexplained blood pressure problems

Muscle cramps, numbness, or weakness

Blood in the urine (hematuria)

Reduced urine output not related to dehydration

Abnormal weight loss

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