About Kidney & Urologic Diseases
This site contains information from government publications about kidney & urologic diseases that have been reformatted and reorganized. There are numerous links to the original documents.
The goal is to make the information easier to find and to allow the sharing of information between users.
This is a very big undertaking and you can help me help others. Please add your comments or questions to any topic that concerns you. If you know of additional resources please include links to them.
I am especially looking for:
If possible please include:
The goal is to make the information easier to find and to allow the sharing of information between users.
This is a very big undertaking and you can help me help others. Please add your comments or questions to any topic that concerns you. If you know of additional resources please include links to them.
I am especially looking for:
- Experiences of kidney and urologic patients
- Experiences of family members of kidney and urologic patients
- Experiences of kidney and urologic caregivers
- Experiences of kidney and urologic physicians
- Experiences of kidney and urologic researchers
- Information about specific kidney and urologic products
- Information about specific kidney and urologic treatments
- Information about specific kidney and urologic medications
- Information about hospitals specializing in the treatment of kidney and urologic diseases
- Information about clinics specializing in the treatment of kidney and urologic diseases
- Information about physicians specializing in the treatment of kidney and urologic diseases
If possible please include:
- Links to kidney and urologic websites
- Links to chronic kidney disease websites
- Links to hemodialysis websites
- Links to peritoneal dialysis (PD) websites
- Links to websites for children with kidney disease and their parents
- Links to kidney transplant websites
- Links to sites for caregivers and family members of people with kidney disease
- Links to kidney and urologic blogs
- Links to kidney and urologic news articles
- Links to kidney and urologic research articles
1 Comments:
Lost a Kidney from Vascular Disease!
I am a 53 year old female who had one mild heart attack and a stient implant in my heart,7 years after that my blood presure started to run around 200/110 give or take 5-10
nothing would bring it down,I was sent to the cardioligist and a second stient was placed in my heart but my B/P remained the same
I kept telling my primary doctor I thought it was my kidneys,finally after 10 months of this my creatinin levers were tested and were very high and I was sent to a kidney dr,by that time I had completely lost the funtion of one kidney and the other one was 85% blocked in the artery,They put a stient in my remaining Kidney artery and my BP came down slowly.We are warned about heart disease but not much is said about vascular disease that can kill your kidneys and you!
I do not have kidney disease or Diabetes .If not for an elderly aunt that had the same problem I would be on dialyisis by now.More infor and comercials are needed to warn people of this deadly disea
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