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Special Diet Necessary for Early Stage Kidney Disease

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Control HBP and Protect Yourself From a Silent Killer – Part 1

Protect yourself against a “silent killer” by knowing the facts. Although millions of Americans are afflicted by high blood pressure (HBP) or hypertension, it largely remains as a silent killer because of the absence of symptoms. Thus, you may be walking around with a HBP without even knowing it. Continue reading

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Watching for Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome (HUS)

Not many conditions that impair kidneys have “positive” outcomes, with potential complete recovery. HUS is one of them. Continue reading

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Raising Kidney Patient Hemoglobin Levels Can be Risky

Anemic kidney patients obviously receive considerable benefit from having their hemoglobin levels brought back up. But if the levels rise above a specified upper limit, patients could face certain new health risks, such as strokes or blood clots. Continue reading

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Lupus and Kidney Disease may be a Deadly Combination

Whether it’s adults or children who have end-stage kidney disease caused by lupus, all have a higher likelihood of death from any cause than those who have the same kidney problems stemming from a different source. Continue reading

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