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Study reveals new way to repair damaged kidneys

WebScientists at the University of Edinburgh have demonstrated that a drug may protect vulnerable kidneys from damage. Thanks to research we have funded with the …

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What causes chronic kidney disease

WebWhat causes chronic kidney disease ( CKD)? Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is not a diagnosis in itself, it is just a term that covers any long-lasting problem with the …

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High Blood Pressure & Kidney Disease Kidney Research UK

WebYour blood pressure is considered to be high if your blood pressure is 140/90mmHg or above, and your average daytime ambulatory or home blood pressure is …

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A way to empower kidney patients to monitor their blood …

WebThere is currently no way for kidney patients to measure their own potassium levels — they can only be measured via a blood test at the hospital or GP surgery. This …

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Symptoms of Kidney Disease Kidney Research UK

WebWe don’t fully understand what causes many of the symptoms that trouble patients with CKD, nor how best to treat them. Therefore, we are actively funding many projects aimed …

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Kidney Conditions Kidney Symptoms Kidney Research UK

WebWe provide information on the most common kidney conditions and symptoms. Each section has detailed information about causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatments, useful links …

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Improving quality of life in CKD: what can we learn from …

WebThe most common symptom was fatigue, but patients also reported poor mobility, bone or joint pain, drowsiness, poor sleep, itching, dry skin, swelling in legs and …

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Kidney disease is a public health emergency that …

WebKidney disease has become a public health emergency in the UK, with cases of the health condition growing so rapidly it risks costing the UK economy £13.9billion annually by …

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Living with one functioning kidney

WebIn general, people with one healthy kidney don’t need special diets. However, it’s always good to: have a healthy well-balanced diet. reduce your salt intake. Dietary restrictions …

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KIDNEY HEALTH INEQUALITIES IN THE UK

WebFurther research is required to understand this interaction and its effect on kidney health inequalities. 35% waiting for a kidney transplant are from BAME communities 7.2% on …

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New research sheds light on kidney scarring

WebNew research sheds light on kidney scarring. 19 March 2018. Kidney Research UK funded scientists have identified a key culprit in the onset of kidney …

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What the kidneys do

WebThe kidneys are highly complex organs that control substances in the blood, blood pressure, and the amount of fluid in the body. They also keep the blood clean and chemically …

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Hydration for kidney health

WebHere are seven top tips to help you ensure that you’re drinking enough each day: Whilst all fluid counts towards your fluid intake, water is one of the healthiest choices when it …

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Choosing not to start dialysis

WebAfter taking these and other factors into consideration, some people choose not to start dialysis but instead opt for active supportive care (sometimes known as conservative, …

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Continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis

WebContinuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD) is a way of replacing your kidney function, if your kidneys have failed, by using the membrane covering your internal …

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Understanding test results

Websodium (Na) – normal levels are 135-145 mmol/litre potassium (K) – normal levels are 3.5-5.0 mmol/litre calcium (Ca) – normal levels are 2.2-2.6 mmol/litre; but some calcium is …

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