What is chronic renal failure?
Chronic renal failure is a lifelong condition in which kidney function decreases gradually and progressively over time. |
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Causes of CRF
Chronic diseases, especially diabetes and hypertension, can damage the kidneys. |
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Symptoms and signs of CRF
Symptoms appear late in the course of the disease and are often non-specific. |
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Incidence and risk factors of CRF
Risk factors include hypertension, diabetes and high blood fats. |
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Course of CRF
The rate of deterioration of kidney function differs from patient to patient. |
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Treatment of CRF
The aim of treatment is to preserve as much kidney function as possible and dealy progression of kidney failure. |
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Complications of CRF
Complications are usually due to the high blood levels of waste products. |
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End-stage renal failure (ESRD)
End-stage renal disease, a permanent condition, is the point at which the kidneys cannot sustain life any more. |
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Kidney for Cup ticket?
Would you sell a kidney for a ticket to the World Cup? Right. But an Indian supporter is willing to do so. What is he letting himself in for?
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