Precautions to Avoid Kidney Failure

Kidney failure Kidneys are two bean-shaped organs in the excretory system of the body. Both in vertebrates and in some invertebrates, kidneys maintain water balance and removes metabolic wastes. They are located just below the rib-cage, one on either sides of the spine. When the body function impairs and the kidneys lose their ability to filter and flush out the waste, it is supposed to be the beginning of renal failure. Some signs and symptoms of kidney failure are: reduced urination legs, ankles, and feet begin to swell due to retention of fluids in the body pain or pressure in chest excessive drowsiness, nausea or fatigue There can be many reasons of a kidney failure such as heart disease, scarring of the liver or liver failure, dehydration, infections, uncontrolled diabetes, kidney stones, use of drugs and alcohol, blood clot in kidney, etc.

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