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Kidney & Urinary System : Health & Medical

Prostate Cancer and STDs

According to the latest medical research, malignancy of prostate gland is very strongly linked to sexually transmitted infections.

Foods, Drinks, and Drugs That Can Cause Incontinence

Your diet, along with medications you might take, may be aggravating urinary incontinence symptoms. WebMD provides a chart showing how everything from soda to muscle relaxants affect bladder control.

Bph Treatment & Ampicillin

BPH, or benign prostatic hyperplasia, is a condition that causes a man's prostate gland to become enlarged. Patients with BPH may develop urinary tract infections. Bacterial infections may be treated with an antibiotic such as ampicillin.

Natural Relief for Overactive Bladder Conditions

Overactive bladder is a condition that strikes many people in their later years. Both men and women suffer from the condition, but women suffer in greater number. The condition can cause social embarrassment and anxiety in those who feel an overwhelming urge to urinate throughout the day. Use natura

Incontinent Care Procedures

Incontinence is defined as the unintentional voiding of the bladder. This a common problem that can range from slight leaking to full loss of the contents of the bladder. Though the condition can be embarrassing and disheartening, easy lifestyle changes or medication can help cure the problem. Treat

Kidney Stone Cure

The agonizing pain of kidney stones has been compared to the pain of childbirth. The pain can become unbearable as the stones travel from the kidney through the urinary tract and exit the body. But some stones don't exit themselves, and the patient must seek medical care, usually from a urologist.

Autoimmune Disease Symptoms

Autoimmune disease occurs when the immune system erroneously attacks one or more organ systems within the body. According to Aarda.org, some 23 million Americans have autoimmune disease, and its frequency is on the rise. Symptoms and prognoses vary wildly from patient to patient and even within th

Renal Dialysis Machine Treatment

Renal dialysis, or kidney dialysis, uses a hemodialysis machine to treat patients with kidney failure. Dialysis is performed on a patient's blood to remove wastes, fluids and salts, and return the purified blood back into the patient's bloodstream.

Coding for Acute & Chronic Renal Failure

The National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) revised diagnosis codes for patients with renal disease, including patients with acute and chronic renal failure in 2005. Renal failure is the end stage of renal disease and patients with renal failure are managed differently. Once a patient reaches e

What Makes Kidney Stones Come Out?

Kidney stones can be both annoying and painful. Some people are more inclined to develop kidney stones than others, and prevention is always the best treatment. However, when kidney stones develop, there are several options for removing them.

What Can I Do to Get Rid of a UTI?

A UTI, or urinary tract infection, is caused by an overgrowth of bacteria in and around the urethra, ureters or bladder. It causes pain or burning when you urinate, and it can make you feel like you have to go all the time. These are relatively minor and easily curable infections, but if left untrea

How to Heat Basalt Stones at Home

Hot stone massage is the practice of placing heated stones, generally basalt, onto strategic places of the body. These stones are intended to increase circulation and soothe the body by the release of healing oils that are placed on the stones prior to the massage. Hot stone massages can be administ

Summary of KDIGO 2012 CKD Guideline

What do the latest clinical guidelines say about the pathophysiology of chronic kidney disease, and the best ways to manage and treat it?

Types of Urine Infections

A urinary tract infection (UTI) is any infection that begins in the urinary system, which includes the bladder, kidneys and urethra. In general, women carry the highest risk of UTIs, and the National Institutes of Health estimate that 13.3 percent of all women age 20 or older get a urinary infection