Treatment Causes and Symptoms of Chronic Kidney Diseases

As per studies conducted, it was reported that about 956,000 deaths occurred due to chronic kidney diseases in 2013. The number of deaths reported in the year 2013 was more than the number of deaths that occurred in the year 1990, which were 409,000 deaths.  It was reported that the most number of death caused in chronic kidney diseases was due to cardiovascular disease. Hence it is recommended to effectively treat high blood pressure along with kidney failures, in cases of chronic kidney diseases. Angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors are one of the most popular types of medications used for the purpose of treatment of chronic kidney diseases. In advance chronic kidney diseases, the replacement of erythropoietin and calcitriol are required. Phosphate binders and phosphodiesterase-5 inhibitors can also be used for treatment of CKD. 

Over a period of time such as months and years, the kidney function progressively loss can be caused by Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). The feelings of unwell and reduced appetite are some of the not specific symptoms associated with worsening kidney functions. Often the people with high risk of kidney problems can be diagnosed with chronic kidney diseases through different types of screening procedures. Some of the major causes of chronic kidney disease are hyper tension and diabetics. It was also reported that different types of combinations like cardiovascular disease and pericarditis, can be caused by chronic kidney disease. As the kidney function is lost within few months in case of acute kidney function so the chronic kidney diseases can easily be differentiated from chronic kidney problems. The loss of kidney function in the chronic kidney diseases takes more than three to four months. 

 

Blood test for creatinine can be one of the confirmative tests for detection of chronic kidney disease. Lower Glomerular filtration rate, which is identification of decreased kidney functions, is clearly identified by higher levels of creatinine in the blood. Based on the severity of the loss of kidney functions, the Chronic Kidney Disease can be classified as stage 1 to stage 5. In case of stage 5, which is also known as end-stage renal disease, or end-stage kidney failure, it is impossible to reverse the loss of function of kidney through medications, hence only renal replacement therapy. The renal replacement therapy consists of kidney transplant with different types of dialysis. Different types of medications are effective in treatment of stage 1 and stage 2 chronic kidney diseases. In advance stages of chronic kidney diseases, the treatment also consists of treating other complications like anemia and kidney bone disease. Qualified and experienced Urology Doctor in Delhi NCR should be contacted in cases of effective, safe treatment of chronic kidney diseases.  

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