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News India Live, Digital Desk: Chronic Kidney Disease: Our body is a wonderful machine, and the kidney is one of its most important parts. These are our kidneys that filter out poisonous elements and waste water from our blood, control blood pressure and strengthen bones. But if these kidneys do not work properly, then the body gradually starts accumulating poison, causing a deadly disease-chronic kidney disease (CKD). This disease increases quietly and often people ignore its early symptoms, which worsens the matter. If these 5 dangerous marks are seen in your body, do not ignore it even by forgetting it – because it can be overwhelming on your life!
What is chronic kidney disease (CKD)?
Chronic Kidney Disease-CKD, also known as ‘chronic kidney disease’ or ‘kidney disease’ in Hindi, is a serious disease in which our kidney (kidney) slowly deteriorates over time and loses its ability to clean blood. When the kidney does not work properly for more than 3 months, it is considered a ckd. Gradually poisonous substances start accumulating in the body, which damage the whole body.
5 dangerous signs of kidney failure that you should know:
1. Feeling too much tiredness and sleeping (Fatigue & Sleep Issues):
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Why happens: When the kidneys do not work properly, toxins start accumulating in the blood. These toxins cause fatigue and weakness. Also, kidney helps in making hormones that are necessary for the manufacture of red blood cells (RBCs). Their deficiency causes anemia, which increases fatigue. Due to this, there is no sleep properly at night.
2. Skin itching and dryness (dry, itchy skin):
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Why happens: Healthy kidney excludes excess phosphorus such as minerals and waste materials from the body. When the kidneys are bad, these substances start accumulating, causing dryness, itching and rashes in the skin.
3. Changes in Urination Habits:
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Why happens: Changes in urine in case of kidney problem are one of the most common symptoms.
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Repeated urination: Especially urinating more often at night.
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Foaming urine: Excessive foam in urine (due to protein leakage).
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Blood in urine: Bleeding in urine.
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These changes show that the kidney filtering system is getting messed up.
4. Swelling in Feet, Ankles, Eyes around the legs, ankles, or eyes:
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Why happens: When the kidneys are unable to get extra fluid and sodium (salt) out of the body, these substances start accumulating in the body.
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This causes swelling (edema) on the face around the feet, ankles and sometimes the eyes. It is more visible on the face and on the feet throughout the day.
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5. Loss of hunger and nausea/vomiting:
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Why happens: When toxins accumulate in the blood, they affect the digestive system.
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This often makes you feel nausea and vomiting throughout the day.
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The taste also changes, and does not feel like eating the person, which causes weight loss.
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What to do if these symptoms appear?
If you see any of these symptoms, especially if they are for a long time and are looking at many together, consult a doctor (nephrologist) immediately without any delay. It is easy to treat and manage the CKD when it is quickly detected. Saving your life is in your hand!
How to keep the kidney healthy?
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Drink plenty of water.
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Keep blood pressure and blood sugar control.
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Eat healthy and low salt food.
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Exercise regularly.
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Avoid smoking and alcohol.
North India Statesman