Sentences with phrase «kidney issues as»

Cats are already susceptible to kidney issues as they get older, without the kidneys themselves having to work harder to overcome the blood poisoning caused by infected bites and abscesses.

Small dogs are more likely to have kidney issues as well as bladder issues, but unless there is a preexisting condition affecting the kidneys then high protein foods will not cause ANY problems.

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Researchers at RTI International will continue to further refine their model to incorporate other national health issues, such as obesity, and to also assess how positive interventions could alter the course of kidney disease in America.

The discovery could help advance understanding to address issues such as birth defects and repair of the kidney after illness or injury.

Ischemia / reperfusion injury underlies health issues such as heart attack, stroke, and numerous other ailments including diseases of the kidney, liver, skeletal muscles, and more.

He has guided us through such issues as the organ donor market (he opposed the sale of kidneys to the highest bidder), the Terri Schiavo case (he opposed government intervention to keep her alive), and the stem cell wars (he supports embryonic stem cell research).

Men who as children had glomerular disease, a disorder of the portion of the kidney that filters blood and one that usually resolves with time, were more likely than men without childhood glomerular disease to have high blood pressure as an adult, according to a study in the March 19 issue of JAMA.

If diabetes isn't treated, it can lead to serious health issues such as heart disease, blindness and kidney problems.

Some representatives also reported symptoms such as gastrointestinal issues (constipation and diarrhea), kidney stones, wound healing issues, edema and osteoporosis.

Sucralose, the most popular «natural» sweetener on the market has the same chemical profile as a pesticide, and is causing immune system issues because of its effect on suppressing thymus function, as well as causing calcification of kidneys, and suppressing liver function.

Zeratsky writes that in excess, protein may contribute to health issues such as diverticulitis, nutrient deficiencies and elevated risk of heart disease or kidney problems.

Now if we could just find a fat source that didn't include protein as well, that so - called kidney issue would disappear.

Indeed there is so much research linking high consumption of fruit juices by children to higher incidence of kidney stone development in youngsters as early as kindergarten age that the issue has been covered in the New York Times.

If you have some kind of preexisting health issues, specifically something kidney related, you don't count as a typical «healthy adult» and should obviously check with your doctor first.

This would likely also be applicable to other kidney health issues as it seems that many usually healthy plant - based choices are restricted when dealing with kidney problems.

I have the same question as alina — everywhere I look there is contradictory information out there on oxalic acid in food, not only for kidney stones but other issues as well.

Increased levels of this mineral can signal an excessively acidic environment in the body, which can indicate an underlying issue such as dehydration or a kidney disorder.

Strawberries and spinach are indeed high oxalate foods so someone who has severe kidney issues should be cautious of these foods as well as other high oxalate foods such as chocolate.

When you have a lot of chemicals and toxins in your body, such as in your kidneys and liver, your body reacts with a number of different issues.

Other studies have found that NSAID use during long events, such as a marathon or triathlon, actually decreases kidney function, which can lead to very dangerous issues during exercise, including a decreased ability to properly regulate your sodium and electrolyte status and your hydration levels (27).

«Plant Lectins», Dr William Rawls argues that «anyone with any sort of digestive issue should be paying close attention to lectins since they're found in so many foods» then he lists the problematic ones to be Grains, Beans / legumes, especially soybeans, kidney beans, black beans, peanuts, Tree nuts, such as almonds, pecans, walnuts, cashews, and pistachios concluding that «Fish, eggs, and poultry don't contain lectins or other similarly damaging substances, so they're the best source of protein.»

Over time, high blood pressure can lead to health issues such as heart disease and kidney disease.

Cordyceps has a broad range of action on respiratory issues, such as bronchitis, asthma, chronic cough, and has been used for kidney and liver disorders, as well as heart and blood related ailments.

Obviously, a stone is a complex issue unattributable to a single cause, but I would like to see a response to the idea that low - carb diets contribute to kidney stones - other paleo sources seem to allow for more carbohydrate than what I interpret Grain Brain as recommending.

I exercise daily, and I am 50 years old without any other health issues, I have no long term diabetes effects, spots, blots on eyes, peripherally no neurological signs, and kidneys are good as well.

My question is whether a plant derived protein that is high in purines, such as pea protein, is hard on the kidneys, or can cause uric acid / kidney stone issues.

You do want to be cautious about eating more than 25 % of your total calories in protein long term, as that will cause health issues — kidney problems I believe.

You will need to fill out an extensive medical history as part of your application, undergo a physical exam, provide explanations of any risk factors or conditions you currently have, ranging from obesity, high blood pressure and diabetes, to more serious issues such as kidney disease, COPD, heart disease, among others.

Heidi Nevala, president and founder of Natura Petz, says that her company's most popular products so far have been created to help address bladder and kidney infections, as well as stone support (Sticks & Stones product); digestive issues (Yummy Tummy); detoxifying and cleansing (Shake Ur Grove Thing); a diabetes adjunctive (Dia - Beat - It); and weight management (Super Model in a Bottle).

I do nt think previcox is way to go in this case, especially if autoimmune joint issue now, as well as potential kidney toxicity of this drug.

Other cats have entirely the opposite problem — they lose weight as they age, sometimes as the result of kidney disease, over-active thyroid glands, known as hyperthyroidism, but also conditions such as heart disease, dental issues and diabetes.

It can not be repeated enough that in some cases, vomiting may also indicate serious issues such as intestinal obstructions, kidney disease, internal parasites, or even cancer.

In cases such as heart disease, kidney and liver disease, immune diseases, cancer, allergies, skin disease, hair loss, neurology issues, physical therapy, and orthopedic surgery, we refer patients out to local specialists.

These oils have been shown to improve several ailments and behavioral irregularities such as: anxiety, colitis, inflammation, infections, bites, tumors, bleeding liver issues, depression, immune support, ringworm, kidney and bladder infections, joint issues, circulatory issues, oral health, parasites, arthritis, heatstroke, etc..

There are also a variety of medical issues, such as diabetes, kidney disease, hyperthyroidism, hypertension, arthritis, and dementia that can also be a reason for your cat to stop using the litter box, which is why we will also want to examine your cat, and possibly do a few tests to rule these diseases in or out.

If your cat normally has no problem with using the litter box and suddenly starts using your carpet as a toilet there could be a health issue, a urinary tract infection or cat diabetes, or feline kidney disease.

Specially formulated senior dog food is easier to digest, might also address liver, kidney or urinary issues, as well as the general nutritional needs specific to senior dogs.

Also important is EPA or eicosahexaenoic acid which is believed to play a role in the treatment of canine health problems associated with the skin, gastrointestinal tract, and kidneys as well as in the management of certain cancer, issues with lipid metabolism, and arthritis.

Your vet should examine your dog's mouth and gums, consider whether there is an issue with poor digestion and try to rule out any serious issues such as gingivitis (periodontal disease), diabetes, mouth cancer and kidney or liver disease.

It is most commonly used in pets for the treatment of osteoarthritis, neurological disorders such as paralysis and intervertebral disc disease, limping and lameness, autoimmune and immune mediated disorders, behavioral problems such as anxiety and aggression, kidney failure, diabetes, gastrointestinal issues, urinary maladies such as FLUTD and incontinence, respiratory disease such as asthma and Valley Fever, skin conditions, allergies, and cancer.

Many veterinarians recommend this product for cats prone to UTIs and kidney infections, as some clumping litters can attract the bacteria that cause these issues in the first place.

There are several health issues common in senior pets such as arthritis, blindness or hearing loss, dementia, and kidney disease.

Oftentimes a behavior problem, such as inappropriate voiding, can be linked to a medical issue (cystitis, bladder stones, and kidney disease).

That said, it's always important to know what your new pup could inherit and in this instance, he can be prone to digestive and joint issues from the Poodle as well as a kidney disease called Addison's and Mitral Valve Disease.

As for health, cats can increase thirst and water intake with several health conditions including diabetes, kidney failure, and thyroid issues, all of which can make them thirsty.

Your vet may recommend some dietary changes as part of your pup's treatment plan, usually with the use of a prescription veterinary diet designed specifically for pups with kidney issues.

Pot mum: There are several symptoms associated with pop mum's such as vomiting, painful stomach, tremors, heart problems, breathing issues and kidney problems.

Because of their serious kidney issues, these pets are just as susceptible to overhydration from fluids as dehydration.

Many times after a thorough dental cleaning, pets with health issues see noticeable improvement in heart murmurs, liver, and kidney disease, as well as an improved quality of life.

A mild - to - moderate elevation in your pet's creatinine results mean the most when the same pet's creatinine level has been monitored periodically over several years, or when other tests such as urine microalbuminuria or a drop in your dog's early morning urine specific gravity (= a more dilute urine) confirm that a kidney issue may be brewing.