Can a Supplement Help Your Kidney Stones?
Recurring urinary tract infections, digestive problems, high blood pressure, diabetes, and obesity can increase your risk of kidney stones. Supplements may help.
Recurring urinary tract infections, digestive problems, high blood pressure, diabetes, and obesity can increase your risk of kidney stones. Supplements may help.
Frequent urination can become embarrassing or bothersome — and the fix isn’t obvious. Here's what you should know about causes and symptoms of frequent urination.
Know the symptoms of kidney problems and when to see your doctor. Signs can be subtle or obvious and indicate a minor or potentially serious kidney problem.
Damage to your kidneys from high blood sugar could lead to a common diabetes complication called diabetic nephropathy. Here's what you should know.
Kidney infections (pyelonephritis), a type of urinary tract infection, can cause serious problems. Here's what to do if you have symptoms of kidney infection.
You might hear about frequent urination in women, and think men are safe until they age. But frequent urination in men occurs at all ages. Here's what you should know.
You can still live well with kidney failure, but you will need dialysis or a kidney transplant to take over the work of your kidneys. Here's what you should know.
Kidney trouble is part of aging, but it can be life-threatening if you neglect it. If you take proton pump inhibitors for heartburn, you’re at more risk.