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7 symptoms that are dangerous for kidneys

Every part of the body is very important for our health. So nothing can be neglected.  Major body organs like kidneys especially need regular care. Kidneys are the twin organs of the body that filter the blood, remove waste and toxins from the body.

These bean-shaped organs look a lot like fists. Kidneys are located below the rib cage on either side of the spine.

Many important biological functions of the human body take place inside the kidneys.  In this case, if there is any problem in the kidney, then its symptoms also appear in the body. One of them is hero fatigue. If the kidneys do not work properly, the toxins increase in the body. From which various problems like gastric may appear.

Moreover, it affects other biological functions of the body and can even increase the amount of toxins in the blood.  Find out what symptoms appear in the body in the early stages of kidney problems-


• Dry, flaky and itchy

Be careful if the skin suddenly becomes dry and itchy. This can be due to kidney problems.


• Not getting enough sleep

However, insomnia (lack of sleep) can have various causes. However, kidney disease can also be a major factor in this case. Sleep apnea or lack of deep sleep is also highly associated with kidney disease.

Since kidney problems occur, this organ cannot remove toxins and waste from the blood, resulting in harmful effects on the skin.

Accumulation of toxins depletes minerals and other nutrients from the body, which subsequently damages skin and bones.


• Swollen legs

An unhealthy kidney is not able to completely remove toxins from the body.  As a result, toxic substances accumulate in the body.

Similarly, if excess sodium is not removed from the body, it accumulates and swells in the feet and ankles.

There can be many other reasons for leg swelling, but if the swelling persists for a long time, consult a doctor.

• Swelling around the eyes

If you notice puffiness around the eyes, check the kidneys. Swollen legs due to sodium accumulation, swollen eyes due to protein excretion in urine due to impaired kidney function.


Read more: Excessive sweating, a sign of major illness?


• Muscle pain

Accumulation of high levels of waste and unnecessary minerals in the body can lead to muscle pain. Muscle pain should never be taken lightly.


• Not being able to breathe properly

If there is a kidney problem, the patient cannot breathe properly. This problem can also be due to the deficiency of the hormone called erythropoietin.

Regarding erythropoietin deficiency, WebMD's experts say, 'This hormone signals the body to make red blood cells. Lack of it causes anemia. As a result, the patient has shortness of breath. Another cause is fluid retention.


• Change in urination schedule

Many people suspect kidney disease based on changes in urination frequency. If your urination has increased or decreased from regular frequency in the past few days, consult a specialist without delay.


• How to prevent kidney disease?

Any disease can be detected at an early stage by regular health checkups. According to UK National Health Services (NHS) data, uncontrolled diabetes or high blood pressure increases the risk of chronic kidney disease.

For this, necessary changes in lifestyle should be made. If you follow a healthy lifestyle, avoid alcohol, stop smoking,

All kidney problems can be prevented by exercising regularly and avoiding frequent painkillers.

Source: Times of India