Kidney Failure WARNING! Know These 3 DANGEROUS Types | CKD 5 Stages You Must Know | AKI Treatment

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Kidney Failure WARNING! Know These 3 DANGEROUS Types | CKD 5 Stages You Must Know | AKI Treatment

Many people don’t realize that kidney failure doesn’t happen overnight. It often develops silently over months or years before symptoms appear. In this video, Dr. Puru Dhawan explains:

The three types of kidney failure: AKI, CKD, and AKI on CKD
The difference between reversible and irreversible kidney damage
How high blood pressure and diabetes are silently damaging kidneys
The one crucial habit that can help prevent kidney failure

Timestamps
00:00 – Introduction: Kidney failure doesn’t happen overnight
00:32 – What is Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) and can it be reversed?
01:19 – Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD): The silent killer of kidney function
02:24 – AKI on CKD: When chronic kidney disease worsens suddenly
02:53 – The biggest causes of kidney failure


Key Lessons
1. Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) Can Be Reversed – But Only If Caught Early
AKI is a sudden loss of kidney function that happens due to injury, severe blood loss, high blood pressure spikes, or certain medications. The good news? If diagnosed early, it can often be reversed. But ignoring it can lead to permanent damage.

2. Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) Progresses Silently
Unlike AKI, CKD develops slowly over months or years - often without any noticeable symptoms. Many people only discover it when their kidney function has already dropped significantly. High blood pressure and diabetes are two of the biggest culprits behind CKD.

3. AKI on CKD is a Dangerous Combination
If a person with existing CKD suddenly experiences an acute kidney injury, it can push them into end-stage kidney failure. This is why managing CKD properly is critical - your kidneys are already weak, and any additional damage can be devastating.

4. The Two Biggest Causes of Kidney Failure: High Blood Pressure and Diabetes
In all three types of kidney failure, the most common underlying causes are uncontrolled high blood pressure and high blood sugar levels. These conditions silently damage the nephrons (kidney’s filtering units), leading to irreversible scarring.

5. Prevention is Easier Than Treatment
The best way to protect your kidneys is through early detection and lifestyle changes. Get regular checkups, monitor your blood pressure and sugar levels, and avoid excessive painkillers and unnecessary medications. A kidney-friendly lifestyle can save you from dialysis and transplant in the future.

Don’t wait for symptoms to appear, by the time you feel something, your kidneys might already be severely damaged. Regular checkups and small lifestyle changes today can make a huge difference in the future.


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