Kidney disease is a reduction in the functioning ability of kidneys that is commonly known to be of two type's acute kidney failure (sudden shut down) and chronic kidney disease. CKD is characterized by a progressive loss in kidney function over several months or years. Each kidney consists of millions of tiny filters, called nephrons.
Kidneys are the body's vital organ that serves various purposes. It is the main organ system that holds an important position in getting rid of the excess fluid and waste from the blood. Kidneys are two bean-shaped organs of the renal system that are located at the lower back on both the sides of the spinal cord.
Hypokalemia is a term that acure when the potassium level in the blood is too low. Potassium is an important electrolyte for nerve and muscle cell functioning especially in muscle cells in the heart. The kidneys control the potassium level in the blood and allowing for excess potassium to flush out in the form of urine or sweat.
Your kidneys are the pair of sensitive organs that perform various vital functions needed for the overall development of your body. They filter a waste and toxins material that was not required by your blood.