Chronic venous insufficiency is a very common disease, more common in women and the elderly, characterized by the impossibility of maintaining a balance between the blood flow that reaches the lower limbs and its return, generally caused by dysfunction of the existing valves in the veins. , and can also be associated with a venous […]
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Kidney failure is the inability of the kidneys to filter blood, eliminating bad substances, such as urea or creatinine, for example, that can build up in the body when the kidneys don’t work well. Renal failure can be acute or chronic, with acute kidney failure characterized by a rapid reduction in kidney function, while chronically
Kidney failure, like any other kidney disease, can cause infertility or difficulty getting pregnant.Due to kidney dysfunction and the accumulation of toxins in the body, the body begins to produce fewer reproductive hormones, which decreases the quality of the eggs and produces it.difficult to prepare the uterus for pregnancy. In addition, women who have kidney
Mitral regurgitation, also called mitral regurgitation, occurs when the mitral valve, which is a structure in the heart that separates the left atrium from the left ventricle of the heart when closed, resulting in impaired circulation.causing certain symptoms, such as shortness of breath and swelling of the feet and ankles, for example. During mitral regurgitation,
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Generally, the amount of fluids that patients with chronic renal impairment can ingest is 2 to 3 glasses of 200 ml each, in addition to the volume of urine removed in a day. That is, if the patient with renal impairment takes 700 ml of urine per day, he or she can drink that amount
