Home > Medical > Kidney and bladder health > The effect of kidney failure The effect of kidney failure All sections in Kidney and bladder » About Kidney & Bladder » FAQs » Living with Kidney Problems » Medical Treatment » Kidney & Bladder News » Normal Kidney Function » Renal Nutrition » Kidney Failure Renal failure and its effect on the cardiovascular system Heart diseases are the leading cause of death in end-stage renal disease. It seems most often related to atherosclerosis and other risk factors found in renal failur include HBP. Renal failure and its effects on the blood Renal failure can have serious consequences on the blood, resulting in anaemia. The effect of kidney failure on the bones When kidneys are unable to clear phosphorus from the blood, calcium is drawn from the bones. Check out the Health blogs » Follow Health24 on Twitter » Subscribe to the newsletter » Ask CyberDoc » Medical history The great toilet paper debate The effect of kidney failure on the brain and nervous system When kidneys fail to fulfill their function, it affects the brain and nervous system. load more articles advertisement From our sponsors Hill's Science Plan Canine Mini range What is Diabetic Neuropathy? There are more than 200 different viruses which can cause a cold A clinically proven skin care range is now available
Renal failure and its effect on the cardiovascular system Heart diseases are the leading cause of death in end-stage renal disease. It seems most often related to atherosclerosis and other risk factors found in renal failur include HBP.
Renal failure and its effects on the blood Renal failure can have serious consequences on the blood, resulting in anaemia.
The effect of kidney failure on the bones When kidneys are unable to clear phosphorus from the blood, calcium is drawn from the bones.
The effect of kidney failure on the brain and nervous system When kidneys fail to fulfill their function, it affects the brain and nervous system.