Obesity Impacting Kidney

The kidney is our filtration plant. It filters excess fluids and wastes that are then thrown out of the body in form of urine. If your kidney is not functioning properly then these wastes and excess fluids accumulate in the body causing various damage to the body in different forms. 

Early stages of kidney malfunction would be hard to detect as the kidney is a very adaptable organ and adapts to the lower working level and does not let the body know the consequences. Once this dysfunctional level reaches dangerous levels the body starts to give symptoms like swelling in the legs, nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, fatigue, sleeplessness, cramps and pains in the chest or breathlessness. These symptoms are quite generic and could be caused due to other ailments too. So when you have such symptoms it is better to consult a good Nephrologist to rule out any damage to the kidney. Diseases in the advanced stage to the kidney could be fatal and irreparable so it is better to be sure. When chronic kidney disease reaches an advanced stage, dangerous levels of fluids, electrolytes and waste build up in the body causing damage to the body. Treatment of kidney diseases mostly begins with slowing the progression of the kidney damage and by controlling underlying causes and stop the kidney from reaching a failure stage. If the kidney fails it would prove to be fatal or would require the body to undergo artificial filtration called dialysis.

Extra pounds are always a worry. Obesity can be a major illness magnet. There are a lot of ailments related to obesity and obesity could prove to be very hazardous to a lot of organs of our body. The majorly affecting organs being the heart and kidney. Being obese could increase the risk of kidney disease in several ways. It's a chain reaction. Being obese increases the risk of diabetes and high blood pressure, which are the two main reasons for kidney disease. Obesity can directly affect your kidneys too. An overweight body means more mass, more water and more of everything, making your kidney work more to filter the more waste that is above the normal level. Overtime and extra work for the kidney will increase the risk of overworking your kidney and in turn increase your risk of diseases related to it. So the more you gain weight, the more your kidney has to work and so more the risk of attracting kidney diseases. 

Weight-related ailments of the kidney could mostly be rectified by just reducing your bodyweight if the ailment has not reached an advanced stage. Medicines couples with weight loss programs could surely bring down the damage to your kidney and save your kidney from going to a failure stage which could prove to be very fatal or critical. 

Dr. Surabh Chipde, the Best urologist in Indore, is the best kidney specialist to be contacted if you see any symptoms that may be related to kidney ailment. The symptoms given above could be a vital sign to help you decide when to meet a nephrologist for expert advice on the condition of your kidney. As the symptoms are generic and could point to many other diseases it is better to contact a nephrologist to rule out damage to the kidney.  Call now 8226051989, +91-7389501402 for appointment today with the best Kidney transplant Specialist in Indore.

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