Walter A. Hunt knows what it means to live with kidney disease.
Here, he shares his experience and knowledge to help other people
with the disease understand and cope with its challenges.
When Hunt learned he had kidney disease, he was overwhelmed by
the prospect of facing kidney failure. He had so many questions:
Why are my kidneys failing? Is there anything I can do to save
them? How will I know when my kidneys have failed? What will it
feel like? What treatments are available for me? Is there a cure
for kidney failure?
The good news, as Hunt found out, is that kidney failure is
highly treatable. People with the disease can lead full and
productive lives, and Hunt's readable and empathetic book will help
them do just that. It discusses the latest scientific and medical
findings about kidney disease, including what kidneys do; the
underlying diseases that cause failure; diagnosis, treatment, and
prevention; dietary factors; clinical trials; and the future
direction of research on kidney failure.
Kidney disease is difficult, but as Hunt's narrative reveals,
people living with it can take control of their health and their
future. By understanding kidney failure--what causes it, how it may
affect their lives, and what treatment options they have--people
with the disease can improve their quality of life and achieve the
best possible outcome.
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