What is Chronic Kidney Disease?

Chronic Kidney disease is a long-term condition. The disease occurs when the organs experience gradual damage for a period of three months or longer.

The average human kidney consists of more than 1 million functional units involved in the process of filtration of impure blood. These units are known as nephrons. Any condition that affects their functioning can lead to issues with the working of our kidneys.

Almost every age group today is reporting cases of acute to chronic levels of renal disease. Homeopathy can significantly provide various kinds of chronic kidney disease treatment like stones, blood in urine, pain, and renal failure.

How Common is CKD in India?

India reportedly detects nearly 10 lakh cases of patients suffering from chronic kidney disease. Among all the age groups that exhibit cases of CKD incidents, the most vulnerable one is 40 years to 60 years.

Causes of Chronic Kidney Disease

1. Obesity

   Obesity has been shown to increase the onset of diabetes and hypertension, which are said to be the most fundamental causes of the diseases associated with the kidneys. However, obesity may accentuate the symptoms of renal diseases even in patients without diabetes or hypertension, causing the necessity to maintain a healthy weight.

2. Over 60 years old

   The risk of diseases of the kidneys and urinary tract rises with age. Moreover, renal diseases can exacerbate other diseases, such as cardiovascular diseases in patients. Kidney diseases may be very severe, but if diagnosed in time and well managed, the life span of the organs can be considerably prolonged.

3. Family History of CKD

   Most kidney diseases in families are not caused by genetics but by shared environmental exposures by the members. However, newly born infants of two closely related parents, such as the daughter or son of a maternal uncle, paternal Aunt, and closely related cousin, can also face this issue.

4. Acute Kidney Injury

   Acute Kidney Injury or AKI refers to a loss of acute renal function that manifests through the inability of kidneys to remove wastes present in the blood. Such loss may be within hours or days. It has the potential to reach more severe stages.

5. Smoking

   Excessive smoking increases the blood pressure level. This increased blood pressure creates more stress on the nephrons, which are the units of the kidney responsible for filtration. Such pressure on the organs may lead to CKD.

Symptoms of Chronic Kidney Disease

Kidney diseases possess no such specified symptoms. However, most common signs of kidney disease include;

• Edema: Excessive fluid buildup in the patient's bodily tissues resulting in swelling of the feet and ankles. Any region of the patient's body may experience edema.
• Vomiting: The partly digested food particles are ultimately forced out of the stomach by the process of regurgitation.
• Loss of appetite: Usually a consequence of an unbalanced digestive enzyme system and decreased stomach acid production.
• Dry, itchy skin: This happens because the immune system overreacts to urea and other impurities in the blood, releasing substances like histamine and serotonin that cause inflammation, itching, dry spots, and redness.
• Fatigue and weakness: This is a symptom of chronic kidney disease, leading to weakness.
• Sleep problems: Chronic kidney disease can disrupt sleep, affecting both how long and how well you sleep.
• Urine output: An imbalance in sodium and potassium levels can lead to either more or less urine.
• Muscle cramps: Patients with CKD may experience muscle cramps. Blood flow to the muscles declines in quantity. As a result, less oxygen reaches the muscular system overall.

Tests Recommended for Patients Suffering from CKD

1. Estimated Glomerular Filtration Rate (eGFR), a blood test that measures the kidneys' capacity to filter waste. A normal kidney filters more than 90 millilitres of waste per minute.
2. Urine Albumin-Creatinine Ratio (uACR), a urine test that looks at the amount of albumin in your urine compared to creatinine, a protein that can leak into the urine if the organs are damaged.
3. Imaging tests, like ultrasounds, help doctors see the size and shape of your kidneys and look for any issues.
4. Kidney biopsy, where a small tissue sample is taken from the kidney to examine under a microscope, helps to identify the cause of kidney disease.
5. Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) test, which measures the level of urea and nitrogen in your blood, a waste product from protein breakdown in your food.

How is Bharat Homeopathy a Hope for Patients with CKD?

1. Bharat Homeopathy is a prominent organisation in the healthcare sector. It offers one of the best homeopathic medicine for chronic disease.
2. Bharat Homeopathy is dedicated to preparing homeopathic treatment for chronic kidney disease tailored to each patient's specific disorder.
3. The organisation has been committed to making homeopathic treatments, including high creatinine treatment, more accessible and affordable.
4. Bharat Homeopathy ensures a compassionate and comprehensive treatment methodology, including medication prescription, observation, and patient follow-up.
5. Our doctors also provide advice on individualised chronic kidney disease diet as per the patient's requirement.
6. The homeopathic treatment for chronic disease in gurgaon offered by Bharat Homeopathy has shown remarkable results in curing the disease for a number of patients over the past few years.
7. Bharat Homeopathy believes in a dimension whereby everybody is free from anxiety, worry, and stress associated with health complications.

So, do contact us now to receive the best homeopathy treatment in gurgaon.