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Kidney disease comes in several forms and affects millions of people. And while it’s treatable, we always seek better options. Find out what promising data research has for treating this illness.

Kidney problems affect how well your body filters out waste materials, and chronic kidney disease can lead to far more severe issues. Discover ways to minimize your risk of developing this illness.

Your bloodstream carries many vital nutrients and materials throughout the body, and your blood pressure makes it possible. High blood pressure disrupts the normal process and raises the risk of disease, but lifestyle changes can reduce it.

Over half of our bodies are made up of fluids, but when pockets of it develop on organs and other tissue, it’s called edema, and it can mean medical problems that need treating. Learn how we can help treat your edema.

Are you tired of feeling overwhelmed by dialysis? Discover how we can make your treatment safer, easier, and more supportive — whether at home or in-office.

RECENTLY, NEW MEDICINES HAVE BEEN CREATED THAT CAN SLOW DOWN KIDNEY DISEASE, HELPING PEOPLE LIVE LONGER WITHOUT NEEDING DIALYSIS.

Preventing kidney stones really does work! It can lower the chances of getting them by 80%. It also means you're less likely to need surgery or have to stay in the hospital.

Both early-stage CKD and kidney failure are associated with high morbidity (suffering and sickness) and increased health care utilization.

The main goal of treatment is to prevent progression of CKD to complete kidney failure. The best way to do this is to diagnose CKD early and control the underlying cause.

Physician has to be knowledgeable and careful when evaluating the patient's drug regimen and he or she should be able to identify chemically induced hypertension and remove unnecessary evaluation and facilitate antihypertensive therapy.

Resistant hypertension is a complex medical condition. This is why it is important to work with a doctor who knows how to properly diagnose and treat resistant hypertension.

Reasons why home blood pressure monitoring is very important to diagnose and treat patients with high blood pressure.

The Basics of High Blood Pressure