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Chronic kidney disease- symptoms, cure and prevention

To keep your kidney protective and healthy you have to think more than you do for your health. Basically, kidney diseases are those which damage your kidney and get worse over a period of time, damage is depends upon the type of diseases that you have. If the damage is very bad your kidney may stop working which is called kidney failure or end stage renal diseases. Then the only thing which can save your body as well as your life is kidney transplant, this is very time taking process but once you transplant your kidney you will get free from your current kidney diseases. Many thing which you can do to protect your kidney is like do regular exercise, drink more and more water in a single day , don’t drink alcohol and stay away from the smog so these are the think which can make your kidney strong and healthy day after day passes. Many experts who suggest you to do daily body check-up many of them are agree which is good for them but for those who have lack of money regula

Guides on symptoms to Lyme disease !

Lyme disease is also known as borreliosis, a considerably common disease that is diagnosed to a number of 300,000 people per year in US itself. This disease is caused by bacteria Borrelia Burgdorferi. This infection are usually cased by a peculiar black legged ticks. These ticks can be of varying sizes with the most immature ones called nymphs which are a size of 2mm, therefore difficult to see and most mature ticks known as adult ticks that can be spotted easily. Ticks usually cause an infection by attaching themselves to the host's body and staying for almost 36-48 hours. Some points to be taken note of when dealing with ticks - ·          Lyme is a common disease but only 5 percent of tick bytes may result in an infection. ·          The nymph ticks are active during spring and summer while the adult ticks are active during the cooler months. ·          These ticks should be detached on being spotted. ·          Ticks follow there own method to find hosts as they