When using anticoagulants in patients with chronic kidney disease, it may cause some risks to the patient's health such as increasing the risk of stroke or may lead to calcification of blood vessels. special note.

Hi doctor! My mother has been on hemodialysis for a long time, but now her health has deteriorated. So, can you advise me on drugs and functional foods to improve health for long-term hemodialysis patients? Ask your doctor for advice and answers. Thank you sincerely!

Hello doctor, I am 16 years old, I have symptoms of urinating many times a day. At night, if you do not drink water after 7 o'clock, urinate at least 2 times during the night and feel pain in the abdomen below the navel.

My grandfather is 90 years old this year, currently has a urinary tract infection, has not urinated for about 7 days. Now, the doctor suggests opening a hole for defecation in the abdomen. Please ask the elderly doctor how to treat urinary tract infections with urinary retention

I have weak urine, hot urine or easy to urinate. Please ask the doctor if the male frequently urinates hot, prostatitis? Thanks for the advice doctor.

Hello doctor, Left kidney: has stone size 5mm, no water retention. Right kidney: grade 2 hydronephrosis, middle 1/3 dilated ureter with stone size 5mm. Ask your doctor how to treat grade 2 hydronephrosis? Thank you doctor.

This year, I am 20 years old, when I went to an ultrasound, I found that my left kidney was left with grade 1 water and 10mm ureteral stones, I have no pain, no fever, normal urination and clear white urine, so please ask a doctor about stasis. Water with 10mm ureter stone need surgery? Thanks for the advice doctor.

I have a left ureter stone, size 7mm, causing pain in the left side. Occasionally there is blood in the urine. Please ask the doctor how to treat 7mm ureteral stones with blood in urine? Thanks for the advice doctor.

Percutaneous renal drainage under the guidance of digital subtraction imaging helps to quickly resolve the condition of water and pus stagnation in the patient's renal pelvis. This procedure is used when the excretory tract is blocked due to many different causes.

Nephrogenic diabetes insipidus (NDI) is a disorder of water reabsorption in the renal tubules. The cause is due to the renal tubules' reduced ability to respond to the hormone vasopressin (ADH), leading to the secretion of large and dilute urine. Diabetes insipidus can be hereditary or secondary to diseases that reduce the kidney's ability to concentrate urine.

Nausea and vomiting are common complications in hemodialysis patients, accounting for about 5-15%. The cause is often due to low blood pressure, reaction to the filter membrane,...