Prevention from Kidney Failure


It is often difficult to prevent kidney failure since one cannot predict it. The best way to try to prevent Kidney Failure is to take good care of your kidneys:

  • Avoid taking high doses of over-the-counter pain medications since it can elevate your risk of kidney failure.
  • If you develop kidney disease or any ailment that makes you susceptible to kidney failure, seek your doctor's advice about the best way to manage your condition.

References
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