Heart health kidney disease
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My chocolate lab was diagnosed with kidney disease about 2 yrs ago. I first started him on the KD dogfood but heard that it caused muscle wasting so I researched homemade diets. I found one and have continued to cook this diet for Sparky since his diagnosis. He has done really well but lately I have noticed that he is panting more than usual. It has been hot in our part of the country but we have a yellow lab who doesnt pant as much.
In another study, of 100 people, those who had chronic kidney disease had lower ALT levels, and the level dropped as the kidney disease became more severe [16].
Health Effects Associated With Low ALT Levels
1) Heart Disease
In multiple studies with over one million participants in total, people with low ALT levels were more likely to suffer from heart disease [17, 8, 18].
Two studies of people with diabetes (9,795 and 2,993 participants) found similar results [19, 20].
s good to keep checking your blood pressure because this can be a clear sign of stiffening arteries caused by plaque build up. I had my first heart attack at 47, always believing it was a disease for the elderly. The blockages I had, obviously built up over a few years and I remember feeling strange symptoms from the age of 45. My cholesterol is very low now, and has been since 2007 when I started taking cholesterol meds.
Hello there,
I was diagnosed with stage 4 kidney disease about 2 years ago and now I am in complete kidney failure. As for time no one can tell you that. But my advice to you is to take your meds as your doctor tells you and take good care of yourself. I did not follow my doctors advice and now I am on dialysis 3 times a week 4 hours a day.
There is some risk to the liver or gallbladder disease, or severe kidney problems. Your doctor should perform periodic blood tests to monitor the health of your liver. Regular blood tests
would be appropriate to safe guard against any of the known risks. I haven't heard or read any mental distrurbance, irritability, etc. from the medication...something else may be going on.
On an individual basis it may be an underlying cause, and very rare, so it is not listed as possible side effect?
He stated raised BP shows something is wrong. Such as being a diabetic, kidney disease etc. In order to have heart disease you have to have a problem. To erjon, most heart attacks do not show with raised BP. I do know Heart Disease can be family history BUT, that is only IF you follow the same terrible diet that your family did. You can stop disease with diet alone. Myself I am fine, no problems I am only asking this question to see how many people really know.
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