Kidney disorders

Renal dysfunction often coexists with heart failure ("cardiorenal syndrome").

1. Symptoms of genito-urinary system diseases
2. Human organ failure
3. Human disease and disability
4. Diseases of the genito-urinary system
5. Diseases of metabolism

1. Urolithiasis
2. Tuberculosis of kidney
3. Tuberculosis of genito-urinary system
4. Suppuration within the kidney
5. Renal sclerosis
6. Renal glycosuria
7. Renal failure
8. Renal dwarfism
9. Renal asthma
10. Polycystic kidney disease
11. Nephrosis
12. Nephroptosis
13. Nephritis
14. Kidney tumours
15. Kidney injuries
16. Enterotoxaemia
17. Chronic renal failure
18. Benign neoplasm of kidney and other urinary organs
19. Acute renal failure
20. IgG nephropathy

1. Urine changes as symptoms of disease
2. Urinary bladder disorders
3. Uraemia
4. Toxaemias of pregnancy
5. Still-birth
6. Nausea
7. Hypertension
8. Hyperparathyroidism
9. Human weakness
10. Dyspnoea
11. Dropsy
12. Chronic pelvic pain
13. Chest pain
14. Changes in blood as symptoms of disease
15. Cardiomegaly
16. Nocturia

1. Violent purgatives
2. Vascular disease
3. Type 2 diabetes
4. Turner's syndrome
5. Toxic shock syndrome
6. Spina bifida
7. Pregnancy disorders
8. Polyarteritis nodosa
9. Leptospirosis
10. Hyperoxaluria
11. Health hazards of plastics
12. Diseases of the lymphatic system
13. Diabetes
14. Cystitis
15. Back pain
16. Arthritis
17. Abuse of antacid drugs

1. Vitamin D deficiency
2. Skeletal system disorders
3. Heart failure

1. Treating kidney damage

1. Tumours
2. Failure
3. Disorder
4. Disease

1. International Federation of Kidney Foundations
2. International Society of Nephrology
3. World Kidney Fund
4. NephCure Kidney International
5. The Kidney Foundation of Canada
6. National Kidney Foundation
7. Dialysis and Nephrology Resources
8. The Renal Association
9. Kidney Disease
10. Molecular Otolaryngology and Renal Research Laboratories
11. Kidney Related General Information
12. The Center for Kidney Care
13. The Nephron Information Center