#kidney symptoms

[drravigupta1]

Advanced Laser Kidney Stone Treatment in Jaipur - Expert Care

Understanding Laser Kidney Stone Treatment: A Comprehensive Guide

​Kidney stones can be excruciatingly painful and can disrupt the daily lives of individuals. Thankfully, advancements in medical technology have led to the development of laser kidney stone treatment in jaipur. This revolutionary procedure offers a highly effective and minimally invasive approach to removing kidney stones. In Jaipur, laser kidney stone treatment has gained popularity due to its numerous benefits and success rates.

Laser kidney stone treatment involves using a highly focused laser beam to break down large kidney stones into smaller fragments, making it easier for them to pass through the urinary tract. Unlike traditional surgical procedures, laser treatment eliminates the need for incisions and reduces the risk of complications such as infections and bleeding. Additionally, this procedure offers a shorter recovery time, allowing patients to resume their daily activities much faster.

In Jaipur, laser kidney stone treatment is performed by experienced urologists who are well-equipped with the latest technology and equipment. The procedure is typically carried out on an outpatient basis, meaning patients can go home on the same day. While the laser treatment itself may cause mild discomfort, local anesthesia is administered to ensure the patient's comfort throughout the procedure.

In conclusion, laser kidney stone treatment is a highly effective and safe option for individuals suffering from kidney stones. With its minimal invasiveness and quick recovery time, this procedure has become increasingly popular in Jaipur. If you are experiencing symptoms of kidney stones, it is advisable to consult with a urologist who can provide you with the best course of treatment, such as laser kidney stone treatment.

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[drnishagaur123]

The 9 Most Common Early symptoms of kidney problem

An Overview Of Kidney Disease

Several disorders can disrupt the normal functioning of the kidneys, collectively referred to as kidney disease or renal disease. The kidneys are essential because they cleanse the blood, eliminate waste, and maintain a healthy balance of electrolytes, hormones, and fluids. The most common type is chronic kidney disease (CKD), frequently brought on by illnesses such as diabetes and hypertension. It develops gradually and can result in renal failure, requiring dialysis or a transplant if left untreated. Acute kidney injury (AKI) refers to a sudden decrease in kidney function, which is typically brought on by infections or the use of certain drugs. The detection through early symptoms of kidney problems, changes in lifestyle, and medical therapy are all essential components in kidney disease management and the maintenance of kidney function.

Changes In Urination:- 

Alterations in urine patterns are one of the early symptoms of kidney problems. This may manifest as an increased need to urinate, particularly during the night (a condition known as nocturia), frothy or bubbly pee, blood in the urine (a condition known as hematuria), or trouble urinating.

Swelling:- 

Oedema, another name for swelling, is one of the most common early symptoms of kidney problems. It manifests most frequently in the hands, feet, ankles, or face, and its symptoms may become more severe at different times of the day or after extended bouts of sitting or standing.

 Fatigue And Weakness:- 

The accumulation of toxins and waste products in the body, which occurs when kidney function decreases, is the cause of exhaustion and weakness. The disease known as anaemia, characterized by a low red blood cell count, can also contribute to feelings of weariness.

Shortness Of Breath:- 

The accumulation of fluid in the lungs, which can be a symptom of kidney illness, can make breathing harder or cause shortness of breath, particularly during strenuous physical exercise.

Persistent Itching:- 

A buildup of waste products in the blood can be an early symptom of kidney problems, which can cause intense itching that most commonly affects the skin but can also spread to other parts of the body. This condition is known as urticaria.

High Blood Pressure:- 

Kidney disease can cause high blood pressure (also known as hypertension) or worsen the condition of those who already have it. Healthy kidneys are essential for maintaining healthy blood pressure. High blood pressure can further damage the kidneys, causing a vicious cycle of increasing renal dysfunction.

Changes In Appetite And Weight Loss:- 

A loss of appetite, nausea, and vomiting are among the symptoms that can accompany kidney illness. Consequently, some people may suffer a loss of weight that they did not intend.

Muscle Cramps And Twitches:- 

Kidney disease can cause an imbalance of electrolytes, resulting in cramping and muscle twitching. A lack of calcium and potassium can cause this.

Trouble Concentrating And Mental Fog:- 

The accumulation of waste materials in the blood can affect brain function, resulting in difficulty concentrating, memory issues, and mental fogginess. This effect can occur when kidney function declines.

How To Improve Your Kidney Health?

Hydration:- 

Maintaining a healthy level of hydration is essential for proper kidney function. Consuming an appropriate amount of water assists in flushing out waste products and toxins from the body, reducing the strain placed on the kidneys. Aim to drink at least 8 to 10 glasses of water daily, but remember that your requirements may vary depending on factors such as the climate where you live, your degree of physical activity, and your overall health.

Balanced And Healthy Diet:- 

Adopting a diet that is both well-balanced and nutritious can have a considerable impact on one’s kidney health. Your meals should contain various foods, including fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean meats, and healthy fats. Because overeating processed food, foods that are heavy in salt, and red meat can stress the kidneys and contribute to high blood pressure, it is important to limit how much of each you consume.

Manage Blood Pressure:- 

The most common contributor to kidney disease is hypertension, also known as high blood pressure. To maintain healthy kidney function, it is essential to regularly check and control one’s blood pressure within a normal range. You should work closely with your healthcare practitioner to build a specific treatment plan if you have hypertension. This plan may involve changes to both your lifestyle and your drug regimen.

Control Blood Sugar Levels:- 

Diabetes is another critical condition that significantly increases the likelihood of developing renal disease. If you have diabetes, you must effectively manage your blood sugar levels with a proper diet, regular physical activity, and the medicine your doctor prescribed for you. Keeping a close eye on and under control of your blood sugar levels can aid in preventing kidney injury.

Regular Exercise:- 

Regular physical activity has several positive effects on one’s health, including improving one’s kidney health. Exercising contributes to managing one’s weight, cardiovascular health, blood pressure, and blood sugar levels and promoting overall health. Aim for at least 150 minutes of activity per week at a moderate level, such as brisk walking or swimming.

In conclusion, recognizing the early symptoms of kidney problems and seeking medical examination as soon as possible are essential for detecting and managing renal illness. Taking preventative measures to improve one’s kidney health can have a sizeable and positive effect on one’s overall health and quality of life.

Conclusion

Chronic kidney disease is a serious illness if you keep ignoring the symptoms it even worsens with time if left untreated,  so it is important to talk to the general health practitioner The more you delayed the more it became difficult to treat chronic kidney disease stages.   If you are facing severe Most Common Kidney Diseases, then you should consult Dr. Nisha Gaur. Dr. Nisha Gaur is the most reputed Nephrologist doctor in Jaipur and has years of work experience and is the Best Nephrologist in Jaipur for Chronic Kidney Disease Care and also for treating ailments such as Kidney Transplantation, Peritoneal Dialysis, Hemodialysis, and Kidney Biopsy.

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[baravaggio]

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[ratnurse]

Last night I finally ate a proper meal, today I went to the supermarket and had a coffee... I had to stop to rest in the park on my way home because I'm still pretty weak but I found a four leaf clover which I take as a sign that I'm going to be okay. i still need the odd painkiller for old stanky but I'm not constantly puking my guts up which feels INCREDIBLE. Once again, never ever get a kidney infection

[kuruk]

usually if I check my temperature while having bad chills where my skin feels warm to the touch to me it'll only be like 99° which isn't like a real fever but still an increase from my normal so it makes sense to feel feverish then.. I'm not using feverish to mean just very cold and shivering there's a difference you can feel even without running a real fever -_- but past couple days I get chills and it's like just 96° 😑 actually sort of low at least for me idk.. normally it's really unbearably hot in my room because the ac kind of doesn't reach my room so I can't stand even wearing pants in here but I slept with a sweater and hood pulled over my head last night -.- irs like 80 degrees at night....

[zemnarihah]

also if anyone is a zem uti lorehead u may remember i had a uti abt 2 months ago WELL i was fascinated to hear from my doctor that this one may actually be the same uti that was never fully killed off and was lying in wait. WHICH i wonder if that's why it spread to my kidneys so fast despite all my actual uti symptoms being incredibly mild like maybe it was already real deep in there and then i just reactivated it by having #alotofsexwhiledehydrated

[the-acid-pear]

Honestly if you're of the belief Dave is some sort of reptile or adjacent creature the fact that he adopted a reptile and named him after Henry and then an amphibian and named it after Jack is... Makes me a little emotional.

[drravigupta1]

[iero]

I vowed to focus on my health at the beginning of this year and while I have, it’s also given me extremely bad health anxiety, but I finally have an appointment this Wednesday to see a psychiatrist, so good news and bad news?

[hirazuki]

Hira's year in medical review:

Me, August 2023: *experiencing extreme fatigue, fainting spells, mood swings, sudden and drastic increase of suicidal thoughts, and intense hair loss*

P.A: let's do blood work

Me: ok!

Bloodwork: *normal except for prolactin*

Doctor: sometimes that's a fluke so let's retest

Me: ok

Bloodwork: *exactly the same*

Doctor: your values are higher than normal range, but not high enough to be in range for a pituitary gland tumor.

(P.A: go see an endocrinologist and get an MRI, that might be indicative of a pituitary gland tumor.) <- bless this person and only this person in particular

Endocrinologist, seen earliest available which was January 2024: *wants to retest blood work instead of ordering an MRI*

Me: ... ok

Bloodwork: *the same*

Me: can we please do an MRI now?

Endocrinologist: Well. Your values are above the normal limit, but it's highly unlikely that's it's a pituitary gland tumor because they are not high enough for that. Let's retest blood work in four months.

Me: ...................... ok

Bloodwork, May 2024: *THE SAME*

Endocrinologist: hmm, I recommend an MRI

Me: *gesturing angrily*

MRI, June 2024: 🎉 pituitary gland tumor 🎉

Doctor, when I went in for something else: I doubt your endocrinologist will want to treat that, we typically don't treat adenomas that small

Endocrinologist, who took 3 weeks to review my results: I recommend just monitoring. It's highly unlikely that this is causing your symptoms, it's too small for that.

Me, July 2024:

[introvert-celeste]

My cat Sirius isn't eating and I'm worried 😟 He's elderly (11, almost 12, years old) and not eating is a bad sign at his age. I'm hoping he's just not feeling good and that he'll get better, but at his age, I'm not sure.

[pochapal]

went outside and exercised normally for the first time since The Incident and i felt fine outside of the expected Hasn't Exercised in several months feelings. against doctor's orders btw but i would rather be dead than forced to spend all my time at home not doing a single thing that could exert me in any way <3

[butts-bouncing-on-the-beltway]

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[yiyuss]

just got diagnosed with costochondritis. and what the fuck.

[imaginaryberries]

Forgot I had a UTI so started antibiotics for that today and hoping they fix me