Is it worth being worried if I have a tingling in my feet? At some point, you may have experience “needles and pins” in your feet. The feet might often become numb or painful. There should be nothing to worry about. Tingling is normally caused by pressure on the nerves, especially when you stay in […]
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It is important to visit your doctor or a clinic to check whether you are at an increased risk of chronic kidney disease. Some of the risk factors for this condition include: 1. High blood pressure 2. Diabetes 3. Family history of kidney disease 4. Older age Asians, African Americans, Hispanic Americans, American Indians, and
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Here’s How This Guy Healed His Failing Liver Naturally Liver damage can become a life-threatening matter if not treated and care for properly. Unlike the more common surgical procedure of a kidney transplant, the liver can actually regenerate itself to heal damaged portions. With that being said, the liver can only protect itself if you care
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They Grew A New Face For This Teenage Girl On Her Chest At age five, this girl from a small fishing village in China was horribly and tragically disfigured in a fire. Doubly tragic, she was unable to get optimal care during the brief window in which grafts are normally done. Twelve years later, she
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Man Wore Sandwich Board for A Year to Find Kidney Donor for Dying Wife By Divya Shree Edited By Stephanie Dawson An American man, Larry Swilling, sets an inspiring example of true love. This South Carolina couple is so happy together that they don’t want to live without each other. Mr. Swilling promised his lovely
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Diet for Preventing Kidney Stones There are four serious types of kidney stones that can be formed:– Calcium stones– Uric acid stones– Struvite stones (magnesium ammonium phosphate)– Cystine stones Kidney Stones can be in your body for years, but you won’t feel the abnormal pain until a stone moves through one of the little tubes
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Since 2008 doctors and modern medicine have brought a new possibility to patients with severely deformed faces, new lives through partial or totally complete donor faces. These surgeries take several hours and much collaboration to make it happen; it is also a long and arduous process of rehabilitation for the patient, he has to adjust
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Every 10 minutes someone is added to the National Transplant Waiting List. Every donor can on average save up to 8 lives. Every day an average of 79 people receive organ transplants and 18 people die waiting for transplants. The gap between organ donors and people on the transplant waiting list continues to widen. Check
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My Sister My Friend (CATHERINE SMITH AND ELAINE JEWETT-DONOR) It all started back when my sister was 19 years old. She got step throat and never finished all of her medication, as she felt better she didn’t think she needed to finish it. Lesson learnt, always complete all medication as prescribed….it is so important to
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By:Marina Gallagher For many living donors, donation is one of the most amazing experiences in their lives, and yet people remain afraid of becoming a donor, before or even after death. Is it the lack of facts that drive this fear? Misinformation? The first successful kidney transplant took place in America in 1954, the donor
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