Acute renal failure happens when the kidneys stop working. The kidneys normally filter waste products from the blood and help maintain the balance of water and electrolytes in the body. When they stop working, it is a medical emergency. But acute renal failure can be treated and the kidneys can recover.

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Renal Failure
Hardikkumar 2 Posts I have a question to ask about acute renal failure. Do they use spiral action to force diuretics like frusemide? Will this increase renal function? If the cause is toxemia, will diuretics help in filtration of toxins? Since the cause of renal failure is increase of toxins, will it be favorable to use this method with use of anti-toxins?
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