Bright Kidney Centre

14/08/2025

India has the second highest number of adults with diabetes in the world.Yet,many people are unaware of the effects od Diabetes on various organs of the body.About 60% of people on Dialysis have kidney disease due to Diabetes.Do not ignore your kidneys!

Does diabetes affect the kidneys—if yes, then how? If you want to understand the link between diabetes and chronic kidney disease, then you

13/06/2025

31/05/2025

On this world no smoking day ,let's pledge to stop smoking

07/04/2025

Dialysis treatment is not the same for all .We at Bright kidney centre focus on individualised treatment and ensure each individual receives the highest quality care

01/04/2025

Its important to learn how to handle stress in life.
Regular exercises,eating the right food,avoiding fast foods,playing sport,listening to music ,having a hobby are some of the ways to relieve stress.

22/03/2025

World Water Day, observed on March 22, emphasizes the importance of freshwater and sustainable water management.
For individuals undergoing dialysis, clean and safe water is especially crucial because dialysis treatments rely on ultra-pure water to remove waste, toxins, and excess fluids from the blood

Hemodialysis treatments use about 120 liters of water per session,

Water quality must be highly purified to prevent contaminants from entering the bloodstream.
Impurities like chlorine, chloramines, heavy metals, and bacteria can harm dialysis patient

In areas facing water shortages, dialysis centers may struggle with water availability and costs.
Some regions use alternative dialysis methods, like peritoneal dialysis, which requires less water.

USE WATER JUDICIOUSLY,PRESERVE WATER!

12/03/2025

Are Your Kidneys OK?
Detect early, Protect your kidneys.
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is estimated to affect approximately 850 million people worldwide. If left undetected and not treated timely, CKD can progress to kidney failure, leading to severe complications .
People at high risk for kidney disease should undergo regular testing.

The major risk factors for kidney disease are:

Diabetes
Hypertension
Heart disease
Obesity
Family history of kidney disease.