Dialysis in Kenya

The world is suffering from Coronavirus and there seems no end to this unless the vaccine for this deadly disease is made. Millions of people around the world as well as in Kenya lost so many lives already and till the vaccine is out, masks and sanitisers are the only way to protect ourselves from...Read More

Diabetes Mellitus which is popularly known as Diabetes is a disease in which the human body cannot produce enough insulin or cannot utilize the amount of insulin properly. Since insulin is a hormone that regulates the amount of sugar in your blood, insufficient insulin production leads to an increase and decrease of sugar levels which...Read More

If you have kidney failure problems and you are visiting a kidney specialist in Kenya then you must ask these questions at the time of your visit. 1. What caused my kidney failure? In most of the cases, the prime reason for kidney failure is due to other health problems. Diabetes and high blood pressure...Read More

Life is a beautiful gift given to all of us. We live only once and we need to make most of the time that we have here on this earth. It is startling to know that almost 2 million people in the world take dialysis treatment. The problem with people taking treatment in the dialysis...Read More