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KIDNEY SPECIALTY
Kidney Diseases
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Dialysis
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ABOUT US
The Nephrology department of Boa Medical Center is one of the best Nephrology units in the country. It gives comprehensive Nephrology care which includes general nephrology, intensive care nephrology, hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis and kidney transplantation.
Boa Medical Center is widely recognised as one of the leading nephrology hospitals in Mumbai, providing advanced kidney care services for patients seeking a nephrologist in Mumbai for specialized treatment and long-term kidney health management.
The hemodialysis unit is equipped with 15 ultramodern dialysis machines and RO plant. The work load is huge and increasing, requiring round the clock service even for out-patients. It supports the 60-bedded critical care department with CRRT and SLED which are dialysis for patients who are seriously ill and dependent on high doses of medicines to maintain blood pressure. Hepatitis B and C patients have dedicated machines and staff thereby ensuring prevention of cross infection. All precautions are taken to prevent all forms of infection. The dialysis technicians are all well trained and experienced. Nearly 50 to 55 hemodialysis are done daily.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do people miss kidney problems at first?
Sometimes, kidney problems aren't easy to spot in the beginning because the kidneys can compensate for any issues. The signs might be subtle, or people might think they're from something else. Also, doctors don't always check for kidney problems unless there are clear symptoms, so it can take time to get a diagnosis.
Do kidney problems happen more to certain ages?
Kidney problems can affect anyone, but they're more common as people get older. Conditions like chronic kidney disease (CKD) are more likely in older adults, especially those over 65. But younger people can still have kidney issues too, like if they're born with a kidney problem or get a kidney infection.
Can you stop kidney diseases from getting worse?
While you can't always prevent kidney diseases entirely, there are things you can do to slow them down. Managing conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure, staying active, eating well, drinking enough water, being careful with certain medications, and getting regular check-ups can all help keep your kidneys healthier for longer.
Can I live normally while on dialysis?
Yes, you can still enjoy your life while on dialysis. With the right diet, many people on dialysis can eat a variety of foods. You can also keep up with your social life and relationships, including sex. If you're thinking about having a baby, it's best to talk to your doctor for advice.
Do I have to stay away from people after a kidney transplant to avoid infections?
You don't need to isolate yourself from family and friends after a kidney transplant. It's essential to be careful about germs because your immune system might not be as strong due to the medicines you take. But with good hygiene and avoiding sick people, you can still spend time with loved ones and be part of society.
Are dietary restrictions hard for people with kidney problems?
Following a special diet for kidney problems might seem tough, but it's essential for managing your condition. It helps control substances in your blood that can harm your kidneys. Working with a dietitian who knows about kidney health can make it easier to eat well and stay healthy.
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“My boss have been coming here for treatment for the past 12 years, and he continue to receive the same exceptional level of care. The advanced treatment and dedicated approach have always given him confidence. The doctors are truly precious. The staff are incredibly caring, dedicated, and invaluable. He is very grateful for the care and support he have received over the years.”
“My grandmother received extraordinary care in the ICU. Even after she was shifted to the ward, I was pleasantly surprised to see that the same level of care and attention continued. The staff are incredibly caring, supportive, and kind. The doctors are excellent, professional, and compassionate. We are truly grateful for the wonderful treatment and care provided throughout her stay.”
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