How do I know if I have CKD?
Testing is the only way to know if you have a kidney disease, there are no such visible symptoms for the same. Simple blood and urine tests can detect kidney damage. In fact, many people are not diagnosed until their kidneys stop working. Don’t wait till the severe symptoms to talk to your doctor, visit Shalby Hospitals and save yourself. Early detection is important because kidney disease can be treated and managed efficiently if diagnosed on time.
What if I have CKD?
If you are diagnosed with CKD, our kidney transplantdoctor will first determine the level of your kidney function and will then follow internationally recognized standard clinical practice guidelines to treat and manage the disease condition.
Diabetes is the Leading Cause of CKD…
Diabetes is one of the major causes for the kidney disease and kidney failure across the world, accounting for about half of the cases of kidney diseases. Diabetes damages the small blood vessels of the kidneys, making it difficult for the kidneys to filter waste and extra fluid from the body. Once you have kidney damage, you can never undo it, but slow it down or stop it from further getting damaged by controlling diabetes and your lifestyle.
High Blood Pressure and Kidney Disease Go Hand in Hand
High blood pressure and kidney disease often occur together. High blood pressure, also known as hypertension, is the second most common reason for CKD. It is a significant co-morbidity or often the result of prior kidney disease. Most of the patients who have a kidney failure are diagnosed with high blood pressure.
Love your Heart. Love your Kidneys.
Diseases that affect your kidneys, can also affect your heart. That is the reason many doctors consider the heart and kidneys to be an interlinked system. Heart disease is a predictor of kidney disease, and CKD usually leads to cardiovascular problems. In fact, more CKD patients die from heart disease than kidney failure.
If it’s in your Family, it could be in your Kidneys…
If you have one or more family members who have kidney disease, are on dialysis or have had a kidney transplant, you may be at higher risk for CKD. Make sure you are aware of your family history and share it with your doctor as soon as you are diagnosed with any kidney damage. Make sure that you are screened for risk factors regularly and get proper treatment for the same.
Our Kidney Transplant Centre Offered
The facilities and services of Kidney Transplant Centre at Shalby Hospitals include:
- Hemodialysis: Dialysis unit with 9 beds (separate machines for HBsAG and HCV positive patients)
Peritoneal Dialysis - CRRT
- Kidney transplant (Live Related/ Cadaveric)
Management of All Kidney Diseases
- Acute kidney injury (AKI) and UTI/ Pyelonephritis
- Chronic kidney diseases (CKD)
- Pregnancy related kidney disorders
- Diabetes Mellitus and patients with Diabetic Nephropathy
- Hypertension and Hypertensive Nephropathy
- Nephrotic syndrome
- Nephritic syndrome
- Thrombotic Microangiopathies
- Patient with kidney stones, atheroembolic diseases, prostate enlargement
- Management of pediatric kidney diseases like, nephrotic syndrome, nephritic syndrome, HUS reflux and cystic diseases
- Intensive care renal replacement therapy for patients with multiple organ dysfunction syndrome (resistant congestive cardiac failure, hepatic failure, MODs)
- Kidney biopsy under USG guidance
- Renal dietary services
- Cadaveric Transplant Registry/ Cross Transplant Registry
Acute Vascular Access:
- Jugular/ femoral catheter
- Subclavian catheter insertion
- Perm catheter insertion
- Percutaneous CAPD Catheter Insertion
Permanent Vascular Access Placement:
- AV fistula
- AV grafts Technology
Technology
- OPD, IPD services and intensive care unit
- Dialysis unit
- Dedicated OT
Specialists
- Nephrologist
- Intensivist
- Anesthetist
- Urologist
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