KIDNEYS TRANSPLANT WITHOUT BLOOD RELATED DONOR

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 Have you diagnosed for chronic Kidneys Failure or are you in a problem of chronic Renal Failure? or suffering from painful 4 hours hemodialysis procedure thrice or twice a week. Problem of blood related donor will no more. I know one hospital is doing Kidneys Transplant without blood related donor because they have their donors. If you want to know details about that hospital please click ads above to help those who are suffering from chronic Kidneys Failure and mail us at : kidneystransplant@yahoo.com


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HEMODIALYSIS

Hemodialysis is a procedure that is substitute for removing waste products such as urea, creatinine, potassium, phosphorus etc. as well as for removing excess water from blood. It is used to artificial replacement for kidneys just like artificial pump for Heart. 1 session of dialysis will take 4 hours to complete. 3 dialysis a week suggested by doctors because Kidneys filter minerals and wastes constantly for 168 hours in a week. Many hospitals seperate room for dialysis or dialysis units where 24 hours dialysis facilities provided with trained technical staff. Dialysis procedure is very painful but it is necessary for life Kidney failure patients but this  is not a permanent solution.Kidney transplant is the best solution for this problem patient can live a normal life.  

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HOW TO DIAGNOSE KIDNEY FAILURE

HOW TO DIAGNOSE KIDNEY FAILURE

Kidneys function can be tested through routine blood tests.

1. Creatinine. (Normal range is 0.8-1.3)
2. Urea. (Normal range is below 50)
3. Complete Blood Count.
4. Electrolytes.
5. Urine Detailed Report. (to measure the amount of protein)
6. Abdominal Ultrasound. (to check the size of both kidneys)

HOW TO PREVENT FROM KIDNEY DAMAGE:

Chronic disease such as Hypertension(high blood pressure) and Diabetesare destructive. These disease can damage Kidneys, Liver, Heart, Eye sight, or even Brain. So care for life from hypertension and diabetes is necessary for all of us.

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SYMPTOMS OF KIDNEY FAILURE

In the beginning, no symptoms will appear. As kidney function decreases, the symptoms will begin to appear,  because of imbalance of electrolytes, stay of waste material in the body, excessive water remains in the body, stop of the production of red blood cells in the body. The symptoms are:

• Weakness due to low red blood cells count.
• Laziness
• Problem in taking breath
• Increased in acidity of the body
• Inability to excrete potassium and the excess of potassium level in the body may cause heart failure.
• rising of urea levels in the blood can affect the function of brain(alteration thinking of patient)
• Loss of appetite, because of excessive water and waste products remains in blood.
• Blood pressure may rise because of the excess fluid.(excess fluid can be deposited in lungs and that causes Heart Failure. 

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CAUSES OF KIDNEY FAILURE

There are various reasons of kidneys failure that effects kidneys. Some problems are acute and some are chronic.

REASONS OF ACUTE KIDNEY FAILURE:

                                                                         In acute kidney failure, kidney function lost rapidly and can work again. It usually happens from injuries.The most common causes of acute kidney failure are related to:

• Low blood volume due to blood lost.
• Poor intake of fluid.
• Bad quality of water.
• Dehydration from loss of fluid in body through vomiting,diarrhea,fever,urine infection,excessive sweating etc.
• Abnormal blood flow.
• Medication some medications can harm kidneys like anti-biotics.
• Urinary tract infections.
• Multiple myeloma.
• Stone in kidneys.

REASONS OF CHRONIC KIDNEY FAILURE:

                                                                            Chronic kidney failure develops gradually in the body and it can never be reverse.The most common causes of chronic kidney failure are related to:

• Diabetes
• Hypertension or High blood pressure
• Kidney stones
• Prostate disease
• polysistic kidney disease

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