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Commonly, people ask what the relationship between kidney and heart diseases is. If I don't have signs of kidney disease then why should I learn about heart disease? In simple words being protective and taking precautionary steps do not cost you anything. Going for regular check-up and tests are good for your kidney and heart health. Partha Banerjee Mumbai says that heart disease is the most common cause of death among people who have CKD. Further, he adds that learning about this disease can help you find ways to stay healthy for a lifetime. Being an expert in renal care Partha Banerjee Mumbai puts light on the fact that kidney disease means that kidneys are damaged and they are incapable of filtering the blood. And this damage can result in building wastes in the body. Whereas, in heart disease, the problem arises when there are blood clots that block the flow of the blood to the heart and plaque is formed near the walls of the blood vessels.  In the words of Partha Ba...

Malaria is a mosquito-borne infectious disease that is common amongst both humans and animals. It appears with shivering chills and high fever and becomes fatal day by day. Malaria is said to be caused by plasmodium parasites carried by female Anopheles mosquito, mainly between dusk and dawn. With the bite of an infected mosquito in a human, the parasites reproduce speedily in the liver just before contaminating and killing the red blood cells. In this context, Partha Banerjee Mumbai says, there are five types of malaria which affect human beings. Plasmodium Falciparum: This is one of the most dangerous forms of malaria. It incubates for 7-30 days after bitten by the insect. The onset is not alarming as it starts with fever and chills which are common symptoms of flu. Further, it continues to cough, diarrhea, renal failure, blood clot, coma, and death. Plasmodium Vivax: This is the second dangerous form of malaria. It remains dormant for a few years and then in the form of fe...

The arrival of the summer season brings plenty of changes in regular life. A shift in the daily schedule, a new diet chart, and a fresh regimen for exercising as per the weather demands. This onset of the scorching season and dry humid air brings a lot of diseases and fatal conditions. Like, food poisoning and heat stroke are the two most vulnerable conditions reported in the summer season. Today, Partha Banerjee Dubai brings you a few tips about consuming certain foods to stay healthy. 1. Magical Coconut Water- Consuming coconut water in summers keeps the body hydrated and fresh for a long time. It prevents you from loo and heat stroke. Moreover, coconut water is good for hairs and skin.   2. Cucumber- It is high in nutrients and supports hydration. You can consume this super food in the form of salad, raita, and enjoy the detox water prepared from the cucumber. It not only hydrates the body it keeps your skin healthy by flushing out the toxins and maintains the skin tone....

Lack of funding for maintenance dialysis is arguably the single most important barrier to the provision of maintenance dialysis in sub-Saharan Africa. In most parts of the region, there are no reimbursements or government subsidies for dialysis and national health insurance programs do not exist. According to Partha BanerjeeDubai , this has led to a situation where patients have to pay out-of-pocket for dialysis. On a continent where up to 80% the population live on less than 2.5 dollars per day and a session of hemodialysis costs as much as USD 100 – 200 most patients with ESRD have to rely on financial support from their extended families, religious organizations and philanthropists to be able to pay for dialysis says partha banerjee dubai . Even where government subsidies or payments are available to cover dialysis, many patients with ESRD are denied access to long-term dialysis because of rationing policies that limit the provision of dialysis to the patient with few co-morbidi...

Kidneys occupy the size of your fists in your body. These tiny organs work without any break to filter blood and remove the waste. Do you know, in a single day your kidneys can pump more than 400 gallons of recycled blood through the body? If these small kidneys become disabled or injured, there are chances that your body can be flooded with waste. Partha Banerjee Dubai   says that millions of people die each year from kidney complexities. But worry not, with some simple lifestyle changes you can decrease the risk of getting kidney diseases. Here are 5 lifestyle modifications suggested by Partha Banerjee Mumbai , to keep your kidneys healthy. 1. Hydrate appropriately. Everyone says to drink plenty of water. But do you know how it helps your kidneys? It encourages the kidneys to clear sodium, urea, and poisons from the body and helps you in bypassing painful kidney stones. Maintain the aim of drinking 8-10 ounce glasses of water per day. 2. Eat fresh foods and maint...

Today's modern bread, mostly flour, is processed. So, it is nearly all starch and contains a very small portion or fraction of the nutrients of the original grain. Additionally, the Chemical treatments on the graim results in the formation of a by-product, called Alloxan. According to Partha Banerjee Mumbai alloxan is a poison used in Medical Research Institutes to induce diabetics in healthy Mice. Alloxan causes diabetes by Spinning up enormous amounts of free radicals in pancreatic beta cells, thus destroying them. Beta cells are the primary cell type in areas of your pancreas called islets of Langerhans and they produce Insulin. So, if those are destroyed, you develop diabetes say’s Partha Banerjee Mumbai Eating even moderate amounts of white flour and foods high in starch devoid of nutrition will make you feel fatigued, irritable, depressed and often lead to chronic illnesses. This white flour also digests into sugar raising insulin levels, making your body acidic, prom...

Chronic kidney disease is really hard to recognize in its early stages because of its hidden symptoms. This is why it is necessary to raise the message regarding its crucial aftereffects. We all know that kidney disease is just like the quiet assassin. You may not notice any symptoms or feel sick while it might have already attacked your body. So it is the right time to know the facts and spread the words in your circle. Being a renal care expert Partha Banerjee Dubai says that prevention is always better than cure in every case and health condition. It is really hard to make an assumption and think what might affect and cause damage to the body in the future? But taking some preventive measures and forethoughts can curtail the adverse effects. Let’s take the pledge to raise awareness for chronic kidney diseases and its severity this World Kidney Day. It is celebrated every year on 14 th March by the World Health Organization. This noble act includes several campaigns and ...