Kidney Failure


Kidney Failure
Causes of kidney failure by Patricia Young Kidney failure is the seventh most frequent cause of death in Australia and exceeds road deaths, suicide and breast cancer in number. While death rates for almost all other conditions are falling, deaths from kidney failure have doubled in the past ... More> Overview of acute kidney failure by Jose Juan Gutierrez Acute kidney failure occurs when the kidneys lose their ability to remove fluids and waste materials from the blood. The buildup of toxins and fluids, which are normally removed from the body by the kidneys, can lead to serious health problems. Acut... More>
	Living with kidney failure by Janice Day Sirman Whenever, in the past I heard about someone in kidney failure, the images conjured up were those of a poor,pathetic person huddled in a bed or wheelchair, unable to do anything with their life. However, since I have suffered with chronic kidney fail... More> Causes of kidney failure in dogs by Darian Peters Canine kidney failure can be caused in a variety of ways. This could involve a bacterial, viral, or fungal infection, for example, or the presence of parasites in the kidneys. There are also numerous inherited and acquired kidney problems that could... More>
Symptoms of kidney failure in cats by Darian Peters Kidney failure is a problem that is quite common in cats, especially as they get older. Wear and tear can lead to it. But there are various other causes as well including bacterial infections, cysts, malignant tumours, and ingesting toxic chemicals.... More> Causes of canine kidney failure by Darian Peters Kidney failure in dogs can be the result of numerous different diseases and infections and other assorted traumas. This could be down to a bacterial, fungal, or viral infection. Parasitic worms could also be the problem. Acquired and inherited condi... More>
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