Finding the Best Dialysis Center in Jupiter
Coastal Nephrology, Dialysis & Internal Medicine
by drabbasrabiei
4y ago
If you’ve been referred for dialysis, you have a lot to consider about your treatment. The dialysis facility you choose becomes your home away from home. A great location, environment, and staff have the power to make or break your dialysis experience. No wonder choosing the right dialysis center can be an overwhelming decision. But with a little planning, it doesn’t need to be! So, how do you choose a great dialysis center? Consider the Location A great location is one of many factors that can set one facility apart from another. After all, you have more time for the things you enjoy if you ..read more
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Should You Exercise if You Have Chronic Kidney Disease?
Coastal Nephrology, Dialysis & Internal Medicine
by drabbasrabiei
4y ago
Chronic kidney disease, or CKD, results from a number of different conditions, such as high blood pressure, diabetes, lupus, kidney stones, polycystic kidney disease, or even frequent urinary infections. CKD is a condition in which your kidneys are unable to do their job of cleansing your body and blood from wastes and excess. Without your kidneys to flush out unwanted materials, you’ll begin to feel sick and your body starts to become weak and deteriorate. It goes without saying, kidney care is of the utmost importance. The weakness you feel with CKD can be a deterrent when it comes to physic ..read more
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Supporting Your Health Through Dialysis
Coastal Nephrology, Dialysis & Internal Medicine
by drabbasrabiei
4y ago
Kidney failure is a serious condition that requires immediate attention by a kidney doctor, or nephrologist. Aside from kidney transplant, dialysis is the best procedure to treat sufferers of this condition. Some dialysis patients are able to return to mostly normal lives outside of treatments. However, there are certain recommendations to keep in mind when it comes to proper care and maintenance of kidney health. The function of your kidneys is to filter your blood of waste, excess fluids, and excess salt. Dialysis is used when your kidneys can no longer perform the functions they need to. In ..read more
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How to Keep Your Kidneys Healthy
Coastal Nephrology, Dialysis & Internal Medicine
by drabbasrabiei
4y ago
Kidneys. What exactly are those bean shaped organs and how do we keep them functioning at their best? Kidneys act as an essential filtering system in the body, removing waste products and toxins through urine. These mighty organs work to regulate the body’s blood pressure, control the production of red blood cells, balance body fluid, produce vitamin D for strong bones, and much more. It’s a good idea to keep kidneys in the best of health for an overall healthy life.   Eat Healthy for Optimum Kidney Function It’s no secret that the human body should be fueled by the most nutritious foods for k ..read more
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What Causes Kidney Stones
Coastal Nephrology, Dialysis & Internal Medicine
by drabbasrabiei
4y ago
Kidneys are organs that most people think very little about until something goes wrong with them. Kidneys work hard to flush toxins and excess debris from our bloodstream. When all is well, we are able to urinate without pain, frequency, or urgency. When something goes wrong, however, kidney troubles can throw a curve in our functionality. Kidneys: What is Their Function? Kidneys are two bean-shaped, fist-sized organs that rest just below your ribcage on either side of your spine. Their purpose is to filter out waste and regulate electrolytes, while also controlling your body’s fluid balance ..read more
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How Diabetes Leads to Kidney Disease
Coastal Nephrology, Dialysis & Internal Medicine
by drabbasrabiei
4y ago
Diabetes is a disease characterized by high blood sugar and the body’s inability to produce or process proper amounts of insulin. As of 2015, the International Diabetes Federation reported an average of over 400 million people living with diabetes worldwide. Given poor diet and lifestyle choices, the number of people affected by diabetes (especially type 2) is on a rapid rise. Many people suffering from prediabetes, or impaired glucose intolerance, aren’t even aware of their condition. When the body experiences constant high levels of blood sugar, the small, intricate blood vessels of the kidn ..read more
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Phosphorus and Your Diet
Coastal Nephrology, Dialysis & Internal Medicine
by drabbasrabiei
4y ago
Learn About Phosphorus and Your Diet Phosphorus is the second most abundant mineral in the body next to calcium.  It makes up 1% of a person’s total body weight. It is present in every cell and tissue but 85% are mostly found in the bones and teeth. This mineral plays an essential role in the total functioning of the body and it is very important in staying healthy. The following are the functions or importance of phosphorus: Formation of bones and teeth. Utilization of carbohydrates and fats and in the synthesis of protein for growth, maintenance, and repair of cells and tissues. Production o ..read more
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Diabetic Diet and Weight Management
Coastal Nephrology, Dialysis & Internal Medicine
by drabbasrabiei
4y ago
What are my risk factors to becoming a diabetic? Diabetes mellitus type II is the clinical diagnosis of having persistent elevated blood glucose because your pancreas does not produce enough insulin and your liver produces too much sugar. A person is at risk of developing diabetes based on predisposing factors such as: high calories and fat diet, being overweight, hypertension, high cholesterol, age, gender, race, smoking, high blood glucose level, lack of exercise, and family history. As a person gets older their risk for developing diabetes goes up. A person who is diabetic is at risk of dev ..read more
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Managing a Renal Diet
Coastal Nephrology, Dialysis & Internal Medicine
by drabbasrabiei
4y ago
October 19, 2013 Managing a Renal Diet – Helpful Tips  What does a renal diet consist of? Kidney function is essential in removing waste material from your body that you consume when you eat. The kidneys eliminate waste products such as dietary protein called urea, as well as excess sodium, potassium and phosphate. When your kidney function is impaired, you may accumulate these products in your system, which can cause your body harm. Your doctor will recommend that you adhere to a strict “Renal Diet” to lessen this accumulation and its effects. A simple guide to a renal diet: Low potassium die ..read more
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Dialysis Treatment
Coastal Nephrology, Dialysis & Internal Medicine
by drabbasrabiei
4y ago
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