8 Crucial Kidney-Failure Symptoms That Most People Ignore!
These
vitals are located right below the rib cage. They cleanse, or filter 120-150
quarts of blood every day. They are essential for every function in the body,
and keep your blood stable.
Kidneys
eliminate excess fluids and waste material from the body. These organs regulate
electrolyte levels, and thus keep your bones strong, produce red blood cells,
andnormalize blood pressure.
When your
kidneys fail to carry out their function, your health is in serious danger.
This is why you should recognize any potential threat and potential damage. We
give you the most common indicators of kidney damage:
1. Swelling
Kidney
malfunction results in inability to eliminate excess fluids, which causes
swelling in face area, joints and limbs. Any unexpected swelling may indicate kidney
failure.
2. Changes in urination
3.
These
are usually the earliest warning symptoms indicating something is wrong with
your kidneys:
·
Trouble urinating and unexplained pressure
·
Bloody urine
·
Dark urine color, less frequent urination in small amounts
·
Pale urine color, frequent urination in large amounts
·
Foamy urine
·
Urges to urinate in the middle of the night
·
3. Skin rashes
4.
Kidney
failure leads to waste buildups, which causes skin rashes and severe itching.
Waste material tends to accumulate in the blood, and thus make the skin
irritated and dry. You can use creams and lotions to solve your skin problem,
but that will not treat your underlying problem, of course if your rashes have
anything to do with kidney damage.
4. Fatigue
Healthy
kidneys produce EPO or erythropoietin, a hormone that participates in the
production of red blood cells that deliver oxygen. Kidneys lead to a decreased
number of red blood cells, and cause sort of a fatigue that affects brain and
muscles. Eventually, this results in anemia.
5. Shortness of breath
It
may be a sign of kidney damage. The body lacks oxygen, because of the lower
number of blood cells that carry oxygen. The number of these blood cells is
largely affected by harmful buildups in the lungs.
6. Metallic taste in the mouth
7.
Accumulated
waste in the blood may alter the taste of food and cause bad breath. Any change
in food preferences and poor appetite may indicate kidney damage.
7. Pain
8.
Kidney
damage is also accompanied with ache in the upper back area or in the same area
where the damaged kidney is set. Kidney stones and infections also trigger
spasms and severe pain.
8. Poor concentration and dizziness
9.
Poor
flow of oxygen to the brain is form of anemia that is associated with kidney
damage. It causes concentration issues, dizziness, and even memory loss.
Introduce
some healthy dietary habits and eat more foods high in antioxidants. This will
help you bring your kidney function at an optimal level. Check the video below
for more foods that favor your kidneys.
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