Renal
Treatment – Disorders & Conditions
The conditions addressed by our Center include:
- Chronic kidney disease of all stages
- Acute renal failure/Critical care Nephrology
- Accelerated decline in kidney function
- Chronic/recurrent urinary tract infections
- Recurrent kidney stones
- Blood loss in the urine
- Pre, Peri and Postoperative management of renal transplant patients
- Managing patients with serious medical emergencies like poisoning, fluid and electrolyte imbalance, etc.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the treatment for the renal system?
Several treatments for the renal system depend on the type and severity of the kidney condition, such as medication for high blood pressure and cholesterol, huge lifestyle changes, dialysis, or a kidney transplant, and other open and laparoscopic surgeries.
What are the major components of renal rehabilitation?
Renal rehabilitation programs at Yashoda Hospitals’ renal rehabilitation program aim to enhance the social, mental, and physical health of patients with chronic kidney disease. Here are five major components of renal rehabilitation: providing proper scientific education, psychological and oral counselling, complete medical check-ups to offer medication, regulating diet and fluid intake, and performing daily exercises.
What is early treatment for kidney disease?
Early treatment for a kidney disease, for example, chronic kidney disease (CKD) does not cure but can only help control symptoms and prevent them from getting worse. Early treatment options include lifestyle changes, medications, supplements if prescribed, blood pressure management, and prevention from certain medications.
What lifestyle can cause kidney disease?
Here are a few lifestyle choices that can cause kidney diseases: consuming too much alcohol or caffeine, eating processed foods and sugars, skipping breakfast and eating late-night dinner, taking stress, and lastly obesity, as it can increase the risk for diabetes and high BP.
What is the medical treatment for renal failure?
To treat renal failure or end-stage kidney disease, the treatment involves dialysis, where a patient can further opt for haemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis and kidney transplant.
