When someone starts dialysis, most of the attention goes to the kidneys. While dialysis is life-saving, it is important to remember that your body works as one complete system. The…
Receiving dialysis can feel like life has suddenly changed forever. Many people become worried, sad, or even hopeless. Some think that their dreams are over. But the truth is very…
Living with kidney failure is not easy. Many people who undergo dialysis often say they feel tired, sad, worried, or even depressed. These feelings are more common than many people…
Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) Stage 3 means your kidneys have moderate damage and are working at 30–59% of their normal capacity. While it may not yet require dialysis, this stage…
What is SLED Dialysis? SLED dialysis, or Sustained Low Efficiency Dialysis, is a renal replacement therapy commonly used in critically ill patients, especially those in Intensive Care Units (ICUs) with…
What is Fistula Dialysis? Fistula dialysis refers to the use of an arteriovenous (AV) fistula — a connection between an artery and a vein — for hemodialysis treatment. This connection…
Your kidneys are small but powerful organs. They clean your blood, remove waste, balance minerals, and help control blood pressure continuously 24x7x365 days. But when kidneys start to get weak,…