Diagnostic tests for kidney disease

Doctors can use different  tests to diagnose kidney problems. Most common ones include but not restricted to the following:

• Urinalysis. The doctor may take a urine sample to test for unusuals, including  protein or sugar that got  into your urinary system. Your doctor may as well perform a urinary sedimentation and  examine to look for red or  white blood cells, bacteria, and tube shaped particles that is called cellular casts.
•  measurements of Urine volume . To measure urine output is a simple tests that  help diagnose kidney failure. For instance , low urinary output may indicate that kidney disease is  as a result of urinary blockage, which can be caused by different  illnesses or body injuries.
• The blood samples. Doctors may order blood tests to check  substances that are mostly  filtered by the  kidneys, like  blood urea nitrogen or creatinine. A fast  rise in the levels may suggest  acute kidney failure.
• The imaging. Tests like MRIs, ultrasounds,  and CT scans produce clear  images of the  kidneys and all urinary tract to detect  blockages or other possible issues.WAIT A MINUTE, DOWNLOAD OCHESY APP TO READ ARTICLES LIKE THIS DAILY, DISCUSS IN FORUM, CHAT WITH NEW PEOPLE AND ALSO MEET NEW FRIENDS ACCROSS THE WORLD. TAP HERE TO INSTALL NOW..
• Kidney tissue sample. The use of tissue samples are examined for an unusual deposits, possible scarring, or infectious organisms. Doctor will use a kidney biopsy to get the tissue sample. Do not close, at the end of this article we are going to show you  how to  protect your kidney and cure kidney problems from the comfort of your home     READ MORE==>>