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suarezpatricia

COVID-19’s Sneaky Kidney Side Effect

Just found out COVID-19 can double your risk of advanced kidney disease—even if you never had kidney issues or severe symptoms at first! This risk is way higher than with the flu, especially if you’re over 45 or have diabetes or high blood pressure. Men are hit harder, too. Basically, even a mild COVID case could have long-term effects on your kidneys. Wild, right? Time to keep an eye on those labs! #COVID19 #KidneyHealth #CKD #Health

April Anderson

Kidney Trouble Starts Way Before You Feel It

Wild fact: your kidneys could be struggling for years before you notice a single symptom. But you don’t need a total life overhaul to keep them happy! Little things like drinking enough water, eating more veggies, cutting back on salt, and moving your body regularly can seriously protect these hardworking organs. Even stuff like sleeping well and managing stress matters. It’s all about those small, daily habits adding up—your future self (and kidneys) will thank you! #KidneyHealth #WellnessTips #HealthyHabits #Health

Stacy Fisher

Did You Hear About This Vax Side Effect?

A new study out of Japan found 30 cases of people developing or relapsing glomerular diseases (think: kidney issues like IgA nephropathy) after getting COVID-19 mRNA vaccines. Most cases popped up after the second shot, and while most people recovered with steroids, a few had more serious kidney problems. It’s rare, but definitely something researchers are digging into. Wild, right? #COVID19Vaccine #HealthNews #KidneyHealth #Health

Michelle Welch

8 Sneaky Habits That Hurt Your Kidneys

Ever think about how your daily habits might be stressing out your kidneys? Turns out, stuff like eating too many processed foods, skipping water, regular booze, popping painkillers, dodging exercise, not sleeping enough, smoking, and avoiding check-ups can all add up. I was shocked at how easy it is to slip into these routines! Little changes—like drinking more water or moving a bit each day—can make a huge difference. Your kidneys are working overtime, so why not give them a break? #KidneyHealth #WellnessTips #HealthyHabits #Prevention #SelfCare #Health

Jasmine Carter

is my cat in trouble? how do i help her eat & drink more?

Hey everyone, I could really use some advice. My cat might be showing early signs of kidney issues, and lately, she’s just not interested in her food or water. I’m worried she’s not getting enough to stay healthy. Have any of you dealt with this before? What tricks worked for your cats? I’ve tried different bowls and even added water to her food, but she’s still picky. Any tips for making meals or drinks more appealing? Thanks so much for any help! I just want her to feel better. #CatCare #PetAdvice #KidneyHealth #CatTips #Pets

itaylor

Gynecologic Surgery Risks for Kidney Patients

Just learned that women with kidney failure who need gynecologic surgery face very different risks depending on their treatment type and surgery approach. Vaginal hysterectomies seem safer—fewer transfusions, less ICU time, and shorter hospital stays compared to abdominal ones. But if you’re on peritoneal dialysis, the risk of complications and longer hospital stays goes way up. Kidney transplant patients fare better overall. Age and emergency surgeries also make things riskier. Super important info if you or someone you know is facing this! #KidneyHealth #GynecologicSurgery #WomensHealth #HealthNews #PatientCare #Health

Keith Stokes

Rethinking Dialysis Location Choices

Did you know where you start dialysis can greatly influence your care quality? A recent study highlights that proximity often trumps quality, especially affecting Black patients. They're less likely to start at top-rated facilities, revealing significant racial disparities. Most patients stick to their nephrologist's main dialysis center, even if it's not the best. It's a call to reevaluate how we prioritize quality over convenience in healthcare. Let’s spread awareness and push for better choices! DialysisCare #HealthcareEquity #RacialDisparities #KidneyHealth #Health

ChillVibeZ

How I Finally Gained Weight on Dialysis

I used to dread stepping on the scale—losing weight on dialysis felt impossible. But after some trial and error (and a few embarrassing pants-slipping moments), I finally cracked the code. 💡 Talk to your dietitian! They’ll help you figure out how many extra calories you need and suggest safe, tasty options. 📌 Eat small, frequent meals. I started snacking every few hours—think 5-6 mini-meals instead of 2-3 big ones. ⚠️ Choose calorie-dense, kidney-friendly foods. Cream cheese, honey, and even a little sour cream on eggs made a big difference for me. ✅ Try protein shakes or bars made for dialysis patients. They’re easy to mix in and keep your nutrition on track. It’s not about stuffing yourself—it’s about being smart and consistent. Every bite counts! #DialysisLife #KidneyHealth #WeightGainTips #Health #Diet

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