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Healthy New Year’s Checklist for People with Kidney Disease
To start the New Year off right,those with diabetes,chronic kidney disease and renal failure,also known as end stage renal disease,which can lead to dialysis,should talk to their doctor.
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Kidney Transplant – the Alternative to Dialysis
Kidney transplant is a treatment offered for those suffering from kidney disease,renal failure,end stage renal disease and those on dialysis.
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Home Dialysis And Your Diet
Not only is each type of home dialysis treatment different, but every home dialysis patient is unique. For this reason, your specific diet should be tailored to your needs. Your renal dietitian will help you come up with a diet that works best for you. He or she will analyze your lab results to see […]
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Stage 1 of Chronic Kidney Disease
The NKF has divided chronic kidney disease into five stages to help those who have renal disease know when they are at end stage renal failure and need dialysis. Learn more about stage 1 of CKD.
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What to Eat When You Have Stage 1 or 2 Kidney Disease
When you have stage 1 or stage 2 kidney disease, you’ll want to know the right foods to eat for this type of kidney diet.
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6 Ways to Be Proactive about Your Kidney Health
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) affects your health over the long term and can lead to kidney failure. Taking part in your CKD care, following the kidney diet and working with your nephrologist and renal care team will help you to feel better.
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Sleep Issues and Chronic Kidney Disease
Sleepless nights or disrupted sleep patterns are often experienced by those living with chronic kidney disease,renal failure,end stage renal disease and those on dialysis.
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What Is Dialysis and When Do I Start?
Dialysis is a treatment to replace the filtering function of the kidneys when they reach end stage renal disease. When kidney function goes below about 15%,kidney dialysis is necessary to clean the blood. Find out more about kidney failure and dialysis.
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Switching to Home Dialysis Treatment
People with chronic kidney disease who have progressed to end stage renal disease may be able to switch from one type of dialysis treatment to another.
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Living with Comorbidities and Chronic Kidney Disease
Many chronic kidney disease (CKD) patients have other health problems unrelated to their kidneys. These conditions are known as comorbidities. When you have comorbidities you may want to know how to balance your conditions. Find out how to cope with your diseases.