We conduct regular camps among diabetics, hypertensives and the elderly to identify early
kidney problems. Urine and blood tests are performed, in addition to physical examinations,
in order to identify early kidney diseases in these people.
To protect the kidneys:
Avoid taking over-the-counter (OTC) drugs.
Avoid painkillers, especially if you already have diminished kidney
function.
Quit smoking.
Ensure good control of blood sugar at all times, if you are a diabetic
patient.
Ensure adequate control of hypertension.
Periodic urine analyses and kidney function tests are required, especially
in long-standing diabetics and hypertensives, to identify early kidney
disease.
Adequate medical attention and follow-up treatment are required in children
with Urinary Tract and Infection (UTI).
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