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Many people present with one or 2 small or shrunken kidneys and could be secondary to many causes with no or few symptoms. This video is all about these causes and treatment of the same. Video Rating: / 5
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Knowing the warning signs of a kidney infection, or pyelonephritis, could save your life. If not treated quickly and properly, a kidney infection can damage your kidneys so badly that they no longer work, which is a life-threatening situation. This video lists the warning signs of a kidney infections and explains why a kidney infection can be so dangerous.
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Nephrology and Urology deal with kidneys and its problem. A nephrologist deals with problems of the kidney with medicines and a urologist deals with kidney ailments that require surgery. Any ailments in the urinary system, prostate, bladder and penis which require surgical intervention are tended to by a urologist.
Dr. Abhinav Jain, Consultant – Urology and Kidney Transplant at Dharamshila Narayana Superspeciality Hospital, Delhi, talks about the difference between Nephrology and Urology.
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Das Pankreas: keine Verdauung und Insulin ohne Bauchspeicheldrüse?
Das Pankreas ist auch bekannt unter der Bezeichnung Bauchspeicheldrüse. Das Wort „Pankreas“ kommt aus dem Griechischen und lässt sich von „pan“ für „alles“, und „kreas“ für „Fleisch“ ableiten. Das Pankreas ist länglich geformt und insgesamt zwischen 12 und 23 Zentimeter lang und zwischen 3 und 5 cm breit. Sie wiegt zwischen 70 und 150 g. Die Bauchspeicheldrüse liegt im Oberbauch hinter dem Bauchfell und verläuft dort quer.
Aufbau
– dreiteilig (Kopf, Körper, Schwanz)
– funktional zweigeteilt in exokrine und endokrine Pankreas
Aufgaben
– Herstellung von Hormonen (Insulin und Glucagon) für die Blutzuckerregulation
– Herstellung von Verdauungssekret
Erkrankungen des Pankreas werden vor allem durch vier wesentliche Symptome angekündigt. Diese gelten als Leitsymptome und sind somit Indizien, dass etwas mit dem Organ nicht stimmen könnte. Chronische, gürtelförmige Oberbauchschmerzen können bis in den Rücken strahlen. Grund dafür ist die anatomische Lage des Pankreas; dieser liegt direkt an der Wirbelsäule. Die Schmerzen verschlimmern sich häufig in der Rückenlage.
Ein weiteres Symptom ist der Ikterus. Ein weiterer Begriff dafür ist die sog. ‚Gelbsucht ‘. Die charakteristische Gelbverfärbung von Haut und Augenweiß sind die Folge eines behinderten Abflusses der Galle. Zusätzlich verfärbt sich der Urin dunkel. Gelbsucht tritt schmerzlos auf. Ursache für einen behinderten Gallenabfluss kann bspw. ein Tumor im Pankreaskopf sein. Ein sog. Gummibauch ist ein ebenfalls häufig auftretendes Symptom im Zusammenhang mit Pankreas-Erkrankungen (z.B. Pankreatitis).
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Kann ich auch ohne meine Bauchspeicheldrüse leben?
Ja, allerdings müssen Sie einige Einschränkungen beachten. Unsere Bauchspeicheldrüse ist ein sehr wichtiges Organ: Wir benötigen es für die Verdauungsprozesse als auch zur Regulation unseres Blutzuckerspiegels. Fehlt es, können diese beiden Prozesse nicht richtig ablaufen. Die Folge sind dann Verdauungsbeschwerden und erhöhter Blutzucker und damit die Gefahr von Diabetes mellitus! Menschen, die keinen Pankreas haben, erhalten deswegen die Pankreasenzyme und das Insulin medikamentös verabreicht.
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Did you know chronic kidney disease (CKD) affects 37 million U.S. adults? As many as 9 in 10 people are not aware that they have CKD. Being an active participant in your kidney care is important. Watch this video to learn a few ways you can build your own personalized path to better kidney care.
For more tips on kidney health and to learn more about NIDDK kidney research, visit https://www.niddk.nih.gov/health-information/kidney-disease/chronic-kidney-disease-ckd/managing
Transcript:
Building paths to better kidney care.
Chronic kidney disease, also called CKD, is a serious condition that affects 1 in 7 U.S. adults – that’s 37 million people.
In the past, CKD was considered a single disease with a single care plan. Research now shows there are different types of CKD that may require unique care plans beyond a one-size-fits-all approach.
NIDDK is changing the way we understand, treat, and prevent kidney disease. Discoveries from innovative research are revealing new paths that could allow health care professionals to provide better treatments tailored to the type of CKD and to the individual.
No matter the path you choose, being an active participant in your care is important. Work alongside your health care team to identify the treatment plan that fits your lifestyle, mobility, health status, and dietary needs.
Your path can include physical activity, like walking or taking the stairs, to help you stay active and manage your weight…
…a healthy meal plan with foods you enjoy…
…or a sleep routine that helps you get enough rest.
Every choice you make to improve your kidney health can also help you manage your overall health.
If a part of your plan no longer works or if your kidney disease gets worse, let your health care team know and discuss other paths you can take to get back on track.
The path you travel to reach your health goals may be different than someone else’s, and that’s ok. What’s most important is taking the path that works for you.
Start building your path to better kidney care today! For more tips on kidney health and to learn more about NIDDK kidney research, visit niddk.nih.gov.
In this video, Dr. Bibekananda Panda, Clinical Director and Head of the Nephrology and Kidney Transplant Department at CARE Hospitals in Bhubaneswar, sheds light on kidney problems commonly observed in older women. He emphasizes that as one grows older, the likelihood of developing kidney diseases increases. However, Dr. Panda highlights the significance of early detection and effective management, as they can significantly enhance the lifespan and functionality of the kidneys in older women.
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CARE Hospitals Group is a multi-speciality healthcare provider with 16 healthcare facilities serving 8 cities across 6 states in India. Today CARE Hospitals Group is the regional leader in South and Central India and is among the top 5 Pan-Indian hospital chains. It delivers comprehensive care in over 30 clinical specialities such as Cardiac Sciences, Oncology, Neurosciences, Renal Sciences, Gastroenterology & Hepatology, Orthopaedics & Joint Replacement, ENT, Vascular Surgery, Emergency & Trauma, and Integrated Organ Transplants to name a few. With its state-of-the-art infrastructure, an internationally-certified team of eminent doctors, and a caring environment, CARE Hospitals Group is the preferred healthcare destination for people living in India and abroad.
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Coming to theaters soon, coming-of-age anime film: I want to eat your pancreas.
Based on Yoru Sumino’s award winning novel, the film explores the relationship of two young highschoolers in what is promised to be a visually stunning masterpiece full of emotion. Animation production by Studio VOLN and directed by Shinichiro Ushijima, “I want to eat you pancreas” features the voice talents of award winning actor Mahiro Takasugi and popular voice actress Lynn.
About I want to eat your pancreas:
With no interest in others, a high schooler spends all of his time reading books – this is “me.”
One day, I come across a book, titled “Living With Dying.”
It turns out to be a secret journal kept by Sakura Yamauchi,
who is a popular girl in class with a genuine personality.
Diagnosed with a pancreatic illness, the diary notes about her limited time left.
Sakura, who lives with a secret illness, and “me,” who keeps her secret.
— Their relationship doesn’t have a name yet.
More information to follow at: http://Iwanttoeatyourpancreas.com
I Want to Eat Your Pancreas (kimi no suizou wo tabetai) is one sad anime, brothers.
I want to eat your pancreas had be crying hella hard its’ the saddst anime ever omg! My reaction was to cry it will make you cry because it’s one sad anime amirite????anyway if you want the best sad anime like I want to eat your pancreas, yoru sumino or if you wanna get emotional let me know ok? DEATH. Anime is my job, Scamboli Reviews out.
Reata CEO Warren Huff discusses his company’s new drug, which has shown signs it can reverse kidney damage.
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