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Kidneys Of Different Sizes

Dr Artem Agafonov Urinary Tract Issues

In healthy people, there are two functioning kidneys, each doing about 50 percent of the work of balancing electrolytes and maintaining pH by removing waste materials, primarily urea, from the bloodstream...

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Depression After Kidney Transplant

Sasa Milosevic, MD Urinary Tract Issues

Diseases of widely varying origins, such as hypertension, diabetes mellitus, and primary kidney disorders can lead to kidney failure. Kidney failure is end-stage kidney disease, in which kidney function is unsatisfactory...

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The Significance Of Increased Creatinine Levels

Sasa Milosevic, MD Urinary Tract Issues

Creatinine is a metabolic product of creatine, which is one of the most important energy sources in muscle cells. Therefore, we can say that creatinine is a product of muscle metabolism. Changes in creatinine levels can be caused by many reasons, some of which can be results of serious conditions

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What Causes Blood In The Urine?

Angelica Giron, MD Urinary Tract Issues

The body disposes of extra waste and water through the urine, which is filtered by the kidneys from the blood. Its color is usually pale yellow, due to a natural pigment (urochrome), but this color may vary, depending on the concentration of your urine. Darker urine may mean you are not taking

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How Long Can You Survive With One Kidney?

Angelica Giron, MD Urinary Tract Issues

Most people are born with two kidneys, but a few are born with just one. They may not even know they have only one kidney, until they undergo a medical test and find out that one is missing (renal agenesis). A few are also born with two kidneys, but only one of them is functional, and the other is