kidney failure

All about kidney failure
Kidneys are a pair of bean-shaped organs located in the lower back. In fact, it can be said that the kidneys are located on both sides of the spine. The function of the kidneys is to filter the blood from body toxins and expel them to the bladder, and the bladder expels these toxins through urine. Kidney failure occurs when the kidneys cannot remove waste products and toxins from the body through the blood. There are many factors that affect kidney function disorders, including the following:
Exposure to environmental toxins and pollutants or taking certain medications
Suffering from certain types of chronic diseases
Severe dehydration
Damage to the kidneys
Note that if there is a disturbance in the functioning of the kidneys as a result of the above, body toxins cannot be excreted through urine, and this can cause kidney failure, which is a dangerous disease
Kidney failure can occur as a result of secondary diseases, so it can be said that some people are more susceptible to kidney failure. Stay with us to introduce these diseases to you:
Sudden decrease in blood flow in the kidneys due to heart attacks and diseases, liver failure, lack of body water, severe infections or allergies in the body, high blood pressure, and the use of anti-inflammatory drugs.
Urinary problems due to prostate disease, colon cancer, bladder cancer, kidney stones, blood clots in the urinary tract with neurological problems.
Exposure to heavy metals and poisoning
Use of drugs and alcoholic beverages
Suffering from autoimmune diseases such as lupus
Cancer of plasma cells and bone marrow
Taking chemotherapy drugs
Use of required colors in imaging tests
Taking antibiotics
Having uncontrolled diabetes

There are 5 different types of kidney failure, which will be briefly introduced below:
Acute perenal acute kidney failure
This type of kidney failure occurs due to insufficient blood flow to the kidneys and can be treated when the doctor can diagnose this disease in time.
Acute intrinsic kidney failure
This failure occurs as a result of a direct blow to the kidneys, which can be the result of an accident.
chronic perennial kidney failure
This type of failure occurs due to not enough blood reaching the kidneys and as a result the kidneys shrink.
Chronic inyrinsic insufficiency
If a person has problems due to genetic kidney diseases and struggles with this problem for a long time, he will suffer from chronic innate kidney failure.
Chronic post-renal failure
This failure is caused by the long-term obstruction of the urinary tract and as a result of pressure and damage to the kidneys.


