Diabetic Kidney Disease

How does diabetes affect Kidneys?

The small blood vessels in your body get injured by diabetes. When the blood vessels present in kidney get injured your kidney will not purify your blood accurately. Your body start absorbing additional salt and water than it should, this could result in weight gaining and ankle bone swelling. Your urine may have protein in it and many waste materials will build up in your blood.

Diabetes can also harm to nerves in your body which will further lead to difficulty in releasing your bladder. The strain appearing from your full bladder will back-up and damage our kidneys. If urine leftover for long-time in your bladder, you may get infected by the rapid rise of bacteria in urine that has high glucose in it.

What are the Signs of Diabetic Kidney Disease?

The Signs of Kidney Disease in Diabetics are:-

• Frequent flow of albumin in urine.
• High blood sugar level.
• Ankle, Joints and leg swelling.
• High level of Urea Nitrogen in blood.
• Frequent Urination.
• Weakness, Vomiting, Sickness.

What is Diabetic Kidney Disease?

Diabetic Kidney Disease is also known as Diabetic Nephropathy is a complexity that appears in some diabetic people. This condition takes place when the filters of your kidneys called glomeruli are injured. Because of this your kidneys start releasing additional amount of protein from blood into urine. Albumin is the central protein that flows out from the damaged kidneys. In healthy and normal kidneys very less amount of albumin is found in the urine. Increased amount of albumin in the urine is the symptom that the kidneys are damaged by diabetes.

Diabetic Kidney Disease is divided into two major categories depending on the loss of protein (albumin) from the damaged kidneys.

1.  Microalbuminuria:- This is condition in which the amount of albumin that flows into the urine between 30 to 300 mg per day. Microalbuminuria is also called as initial stage of nephropathy.
2. Proteinuria:- is condition in which the amount of albumin that flows into the urine is more than 300 mg per day. Proteinuria is also called as obvious stage of nephropathy.

How Diabetic Kidney Disease Develops?

High glucose in blood or high blood sugar level that is found in diabetic people may cause to increase the level of chemicals in the kidney. These chemicals lead to make your kidney filters more leaky this the reason for frequent urination found in diabetic people. The increased blood glucose level may cause few proteins in glomeruli to connect together, these cross-connected proteins may give rise to regional injuring process. This injuring process in the glomeruli is called glomerulosclerosis. Mostly it takes certain years to develop glomerulosclerosis and it happens only to some of the diabetic peoples.

Disorders of Diabetic Kidney Disease

Diabetic kidney disease directly affects vision or change the basic integrity of the eyes. Occurrence of simultaneous eye problem while suffering from kidney disease is generally fortuitous. Other disorders that may cause because of overflow of proteins in kidney filters are:-

• Heart Disease
• Dehydration
•  Liver Problem
• Severe Infections & Burns
• Allergic Reactions   

How Natural herbs care for diabetic kidney disease?   

We the human beings are gifted by nature’s powerful herbs and supplements that care for many diseases and also Diabetic kidney disease. Natural herbs aid to overcome kidney disease in very smooth and natural way. The natural herbs for diabetic kidney disease are:-

      1) Amla

      2) Tulsi

      3) Cucumber

      4)Turmeric

  

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