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A frequent infection that affects the kidneys, urethra, or bladder is called a urinary tract infection (UTI). Although they can also affect men, UTIs are more common in women. Among the symptoms include pelvic pain, frequent desires to urinate, and painful urination. Serious kidney infections may result from untreated UTIs. This article will outline the causes, signs, and available treatments for urinary tract infections (UTIs), along with prevention advice.
Kidney stones are solid buildup of minerals and salts that form inside the kidneys. If treatment is not received, they may cause chronic kidney damage and be extremely painful. It is essential to comprehend kidney stone sources, symptoms, and available treatments in order to avoid recurrence and protect your kidneys. This article will cover the key factors associated with kidney stones, their symptoms, and the best strategies for prevention and treatment.
Urological disorders include a broad range of ailments, such as kidney stones, bladder problems, and urinary tract infections (UTIs), and they can affect both men and women. Despite being widespread, urological disorders frequently go undiagnosed or untreated, which over time may cause problems. Some of the most prevalent urological conditions, their symptoms, and the most effective management techniques will all be covered in this article.
With millions of people in India and around the world suffering from chronic kidney disease (CKD), it is important to understand how to detect it early and prevent further damage to your kidneys. This article explores the causes of CKD, symptoms, and treatment options for CKD as well as lifestyle changes to protect your kidneys. If left untreated, CKD is a silent, progressive condition that can lead to kidney failure.
Is even getting up from a chair or walking becoming harder for you? You think that it might just be due to ageing, but it could also be a sign of muscle weakness due to nerve or muscle diseases. It can be dangerous if not treated on time.
Imagine waking up one day, feeling like you’re losing control over your own mind—struggling to remember things, speaking gibberish, or experiencing sudden mood changes. It could be autoimmune encephalitis, a rare but probably deadly brain condition that can worsen quickly.
Feeling that tingling sensation in your hands or feet? You may brush it off as a minor issue, but it could be a sign of something far more serious—neuropathy. Don’t ignore it; else you can end up with permanent nerve damage.
Our brain is very sensitive to changes in blood flow and inflammation, and without immediate treatment, permanent damage can occur. For bacterial meningitis, the window for effective treatment is small, and even a few hours of delayed treatment can result in permanent brain damage, severe disability, or death.
Imagine you have suddenly lost your vision or are unable to walk. What if this wasn’t just a passing problem but the start of a lifelong struggle? It could be due to Multiple Sclerosis—but it’s not the only possible cause.
Imagine you have suddenly lost your vision or are unable to walk. What if this wasn’t just a passing problem but the start of a lifelong struggle? It could be due to Multiple Sclerosis—but it’s not the only possible cause.
