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Managing kidney disease can be an overwhelming path to tread. It's a journey filled with ups and downs, triumphs and tribulations. Emotions that sometimes seem too heavy to bear. At times, the weight of this burden can lead to another struggle - the battle with depression. Read more
What is dRTA dRTA is a rare but serious type of kidney disease that can be inherited (primary dRTA) or be caused by another disorder or medication (secondary dRTA). Primary dRTA is also known as Albright acidosis. Renal refers to the kidney, distal tubular refers to a specific part of the kidney and acidosis means there is too much acid build-up in the blood. Read more
Chronic Kidney disease is a long – term condition where the kidneys do not work well. It does not usually cause symptoms until later stages. CKD is normally found at earlier stages by blood and urine tests. Your GP can tell you what stage of kidney disease you have. Read more
Having high cholesterol can affect your life insurance application and how much your premiums cost, but not in every case. It’s still possible to get affordable cover by doing some research and shopping around for the cheapest prices Read more
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Calciphylaxis is a serious condition that can occur in people chronic with kidney disease; it is most commonly seen in people receiving dialysis but remains very rare with approximately one case diagnosed in every 600 people, having dialysis, per year. It can sometimes occur in people that do not have kidney disease Read more
What Fluid balance is about drinking the right amount every day. Half of your body is made of water and most of what you drink (tea, fruit juice, beer) is water. Read more
You have the right to decide not to start dialysis if you feel that the burden of the treatment would outweigh the benefits, and so reduce your quality of life. Read more
What is haemodialysis? Haemodialysis is not a cure but takes over some of the jobs the kidneys do. You may also need to take medications and change your diet in order to stay as healthy as possible. Read more
Getting life insurance can be difficult for individuals with kidney disease. It is possible that you have encountered difficulties in receiving appropriate assistance or guidance, and as a result, you may feel uncertain about your ability to obtain life insurance. Read more
Most people with CKD have no symptoms because the body can tolerate even a large reduction in kidney function. Read more
The imortance of hydration for maintaining kidney health Read more
Have you had an Acute kidney injury (AKI) as an inpatient or an outpatient and wish to know more about how this could be prevented in the future? Read more
The importance of a good vascular access to enable successful dialysis, with the most effective and durable type of vascular access being a fistula. So why is vascular access such an important topic, Read more
Introduction When you are diagnosed with kidney failure, you may be concerned about your ability to work. Everyone’s situation is different, and there is no right or wrong course of action. Some people continue with exactly the same work. Some change their role or their working hours. Others train for a different job. Some people give up work altogether, either temporarily or permanently. Read more
If you’re starting dialysis, peritoneal dialysis (PD) might be one of the treatment options available to you. Peritoneal dialysis (PD) is usually done at home and can even be done while you sleep. Read more
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