Impact of Covid-19 on Nephrology

People with kidney diseases and chronic medical conditions are at higher risk of viral infectious diseases. people that are undergoing dialysis have a lower system which makes it difficult for them to fight infections. Coronavirus side effects in an acute kidney injury include acute tubular necrosis with septic shock, direct infection to the kidney, and a rise in clotting. There are chances the function of kidneys declines after contracting with coronavirus and through infection. Nephrologists have observed high levels of protein within the urine (Proteinuria) in patients having COVID-19. Though researchers and medical professionals haven't recommended patients stop employing a particular drug, taking precautions is usually a requirement. Getting vaccination shots, maintaining good hygiene, taking medicines as prescribed, consulting the doctor timely is very important.

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