Tips For Your Kidney Check-up
Here are some helpful things to discuss with your doctor at your annual physical.
WHAT TO SAY
Discuss your lifestyle
Tell your doctor about your diet, alcohol and tobacco consumption, physical activity, and medications or supplements you take.
Share your full health history
Speak up about any medical conditions you have and any family history...
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How Your Kidneys Work
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You have two kidneys, each about the size of an adult fist, located on either side of the spine just below the rib cage. Although they are small, your kidneys perform many complex and vital functions that keep the rest of the body in balance. For example, kidneys:
Help remove waste and excess fluid
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