All Kidneys & Urinary System Topics
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Can Alcohol Cause Burning Sensation While Urinating?
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Alcohol is known for its diuretic properties, often related to a burning sensation while urinating as well. Read about the reasons, but also how to deal with it.
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All You Need to Know about Cortical Cyst
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A cortical kidney cyst sounds frightening, but it can be easy to treat. If you have been diagnosed, this article will help you understand the treatment plans.
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Urine Has Amorphous Urates, What's the Matter?
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Seeing amorphous urates on your laboratory report might be frightening, but it’s not a cause for alarm. Here’s why you might see amorphous urates in it.
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What Are the Functions of Nephron?
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Nephrons are the most important part of the kidneys. They are essential in keeping the body functioning properly, including filtering and reabsorbing materials.
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Baking Soda as UTI Treatment: Effects and Using Method
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Baking soda is a natural remedy for UTI. But it can't replace the antibiotics treatment if your condition is severe. Learn how to use it and other remedies.
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Overactive Bladder: What to Eat and Drink and What to Avoid
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A proper diet plays an important role in managing an overactive bladder. Learn which foods and drinks that can give you relief or cause you trouble.
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How Long Can THC Be Detected in the Urine?
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How long can THC be detected in the urine? It varies, depending on the age, gender, weight, smoking frequency and marijuana potency, etc.
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Living with One Kidney
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Is living with one kidney safe? Yes, it is generally safe, with some precautions. So what should be done to maintain the normal functions of it? Get tips here.
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How to Lower Creatinine
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How to lower creatinine? Creatinine level can be reduced by adjusting diet, taking some herbs and changing some lifestyle. Main aim of treatments is to decrease creatinine excretion.
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Urine Osmolality Testing
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A urine osmolality test measures the concentration of certain particles in your urine and can be used to diagnose a large number of health conditions. Read on to find out more about what a normal urine osmolality reading is and how abnormal results are treated.
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