The nephrology department at the Citizens Specialty Hospital offers comprehensive and world-class healthcare facilities to patients suffering from kidney and related disorders. The medical team and the paramedical staff of the department are capable of managing all types of kidney diseases, ranging from simple to highly complex.
Some conditions treated at the nephrology department of Citizens Specialty Hospital are acute kidney injury, kidney stones, chronic kidney disease, kidney cancer, complicated urinary tract infections, cystic kidney disease, acute and chronic glomerular conditions, vasculitis, and total kidney damage.
Both invasive and non-invasive treatments for kidney diseases are available at Citizens Specialty Hospital. The facilities available at the hospital are an outpatient department for a preliminary evaluation of the symptoms and follow-up services after the surgery or treatment, emergency dialysis and continuous renal replacement therapy in critically ill patients, continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis, live donor kidney transplantation, ABO-incompatible kidney transplants, kidney biopsies, renal cancer, and removal of the diseased kidney.
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Some of the common symptoms of kidney disease are:
If someone holds their urine for an extended period of time, they will experience a number of side effects.
Some of them are:
Following are some of the measures that may help in maintaining a healthy kidney:
Kidney disease and blood pressure are closely related to each other. The kidney plays a vital role in maintaining normal blood pressure. Therefore, patients with chronic kidney disease are at increased risk for high blood pressure. Further, elevated blood pressure weakens the blood vessels throughout the body, including the kidneys. Thus, high blood pressure in patients with chronic kidney diseases plays a role in its progression.
The function of the kidney is to filter blood and remove waste from the body through urine. Patients with complete kidney failure or significant reduction in kidney function require external devices to filter the blood. The process of filtering blood through external devices is known as dialysis. The frequency of dialysis depends upon the severity of the kidney disease.
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