Exercise and Bone Health for Kidney Disease
Exercise is a great way to strengthen your body and bones but always check with your healthcare provider before starting or stopping any exercise program.
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Exercise is a great way to strengthen your body and bones but always check with your healthcare provider before starting or stopping any exercise program.
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Kidney transplant recipient Helen Rambaut shares some of her thoughts on where we are now, three years on from the Covid-19 lockdown.
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On Thursday 8 June 2023, an expert meeting was held at the University of Bristol, on treatment decision-making in advanced kidney disease.
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Jo-Anne Dobson is a living kidney donor, Kidney Care UK Northern Ireland Ambassador and a former Stormont MLA who has been at the forefront of campaigning for Dáithí's Law.
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The Government and NHS England have said that they are developing a new strategy for ‘major conditions’, however, this does not include kidney disease. Kidney Care UK does not think it is right that kidney disease has been missed off.
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Why Having High Cholesterol Puts You at Risk of Developing Kidney Disease. Unless you live with kidney disease or someone you’re close to has been affected, then you might not know that much about it and what causes it in the first place.
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If you have chronic kidney disease (CKD), it’s important to watch what you eat and drink. That’s because your kidneys can’t remove waste products and fluid from your body the way they should. A kidney-friendly diet can help you stay healthier longer.
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A kidney infection is a serious medical condition that requires prompt treatment. These infections often start as a urinary tract infection (UTI) or a bladder infection which then spreads to affect one or both kidneys.
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Did you know that one in ten people will have a kidney stone over the course of a lifetime? Recent studies have shown that kidney stone rates are on the rise across the country. Those in the know believe that some major misconceptions may be the culprit.
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