Author:
M Pravallika,V Venkata Prasanna,B Mounika,V Gopi Krishna,SD Ershad Ali,G Venkata Nagaraju
Abstract
Currently stimuli can be lead to positive outcomes such as well–beingness, good health. The current prospective observational exploratory study was designed to know that which factors influencing the working condition of the kidneys. In this study, every scale was designed with 5 questionnaires as open -ended questions to assess both the positive and negative response of the patient participants in Nephrology unit, based on the hypothesis we are concluded that everyday more people are being diagnosed with kidney injuries, such as Acute Kidney Injury [AKI], Chronic Kidney Disease [CKD], reduced renal function, associated with the development of CKD and leads to the accumulation of collagen brought on by fibrosis and accumulation is the feature of AKI.CKD is a general term covering heterogeneous disorders with an overacting definition of having markers of kidney damage or increased glomerular filtration rate [GFR]. Here we examined the factors associated between age and gender. In this study we included 150 participants, out of which 102[68%] were male and 48[32%] were females. Male are more affected when compared with females. Individuals in between 41-60 age 72[48%] are more effected when compared with the individuals of age between 1-20[3%], 21-40[21%], 61-80[23%], 81-100[5%]. This is occurring due to lack of food intake-fiber rich food, fluid intake, life style-junk food, lack of exercise, stress, over use of tablets, persons addicted to alcohol, smoking etc are the factors which directly effects the health of the people. Still, in specific it’s the responsibility of the individual to take care of their health and free from diseases.
Publisher
South Asian Academic Publications
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