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Hepatitis C can lead to serious health issues over time, and it is more common in kidney disease patients. New medicines can assist in curing hep C, and there are treatment options for people who are on or not on dialysis.

Clinical trials are research studies that test the effectiveness of new treatments or other medical procedures. Participating in a clinical trial not only contributes to science and the development of new medicines or treatments, but could actually improve your health and quality...

Did you know that many of the "side effects" or symptoms people with late stage kidney disease experience can be managed? Some of the most common issues include having dry and itchy skin, feeling tired and drained after dialysis, and having trouble sleeping. You do not need to su...

Sexual health may not be discussed openly or frequently in the kidney disease community, however it is an extremely important topic across all groups of people. For some, starting a conversation with a doctor about sexual health can feel awkward or uncomfortable. Join us for an h...

A healthy weight for a kidney transplant is imperative. Usually a weight loss before receiving or donating a kidney is suggested, but less is said about a healthy post-surgery weight.

Gout, a common and severe form of arthritis, is a complication that many people with kidney disease face. However, the causes of gout, gout treatments, and the true seriousness of gout is often not known or is misunderstood.

There is no question that for most people, kidney transplant is considered the best treatment option for kidney failure. Receiving a new kidney can help you live a longer and healthier life. When considering a kidney transplant, one of the biggest questions a recipient may have i...

Nephrotic syndrome is a group of symptoms that, together, indicate your kidneys are not working as well as they should; and FSGS is the leading kidney disease that causes nephrotic syndrome. Protein in urine is a defining symptom of both nephrotic syndrome and FSGS. Learn more...

As someone with kidney disease, do you ever feel tired, cold or weak? Although dialysis can cause some fatigue and feelings of weakness, these symptoms may also be due to anemia.