Kidney is a vital organ of our body
No doubt kidney is one of the parts of the body. Kidney works a lot in the body. However, the main tasks are that the whole body's pH That means protects the balance of acids and alkaline levels. As a result, other organs of the body can function properly. Excludes unnecessary waste from the body.
Some hormones that increase the bone (Vitamin-D), blood-made arterial (Irathropoptin) from the marrow, play role in the production of blood pressure (Ranin). Kidney disease can be of many types. But many people have some misconceptions about the treatment of this kidney disease. They were mentioned in a small scale.
- Misconception: Kidney disease hereditary.
Correct idea: There are few kidney diseases, such as polycystic kidney disease, which are known to cause hereditary reasons. Most kidney diseases are not hereditary.
- Misconception: Kidney disturb means one or two kidney bumps.
Correct idea: The incidence of kidney disease has a very small kidney disease. Especially kidney disturbances mean two kidney bites. Because when there is a kidney disorder, there is no such symptoms in the body. Nor is there any difference in the audit. When the body is diagnosed with symptoms of kidney disease, it has to be understood that two kidneys have been affected. This is even more true for kidney distillation.
- The wrong idea: it will be done permanently when dialysis starts once.
Correct idea: Dialysis is a modern process of blood purification. This is to be done if the kidney is severely disturbed. When a decision is made to dialysis, there is no other way than kidney failure for patient treatment. In this situation, dialysis is done to save the patient. So, after starting dialysis, there is no other way than doing it. And then not counting dialysis means to die in the morning. So there is no mistake in starting dialysis here. But if the kidneys are suddenly broken, then if someone has dialysis, it will be temporal. After starting the kidneys properly, it does not need to be done.
- Misconception: Donating kidneys is not safe.
Correct idea: If a person who is not suffering from diabetes and hypertension is healthy, kidney donation is not a risk factor for him.
As a survivor of an ailment that led to one of my kidneys to become infected, I am always cognizant of articles such as this. I was born with 3 kidneys and 4 ureters.
I knew my maternal great aunt was born with 4 kidneys.
After my father had bladder cancer, they discovered he had 3 ureters and two kidneys. I have no idea how that was all "hooked up".
My problem was that I had too many ureters (4) and only 3 kidneys. One ureter was like a garden hose that was left on. I would develop these infections and the pediatrician would put me on high doses of tetracycline--which was the antibiotic of choice in 1960.
The infections kept returning and I was rushed into emergency surgery in March of 1960 at Children's Hospital in Washington, DC.
Thankfully, I recovered and have had a long life, thanks to these wonderful surgeons who had no idea what they were getting in to. My mother also told me they had filmed the surgery because they'd never done it before.
This was basically exploratory surgery on a 1 year old baby.