Medically Reviewed and Compiled by Dr. Adam N. Khan, MD. Early kidney problems rarely shout. They whisper. That is why understanding kidney disease symptoms matters so much. When you spot changes early, you often prevent long-term kidney damage, costly hospital stays, or dialysis down the road. Let’s walk through what these symptoms look like, how … Read more
Kidney stones do not directly cause bloating. The discomfort often comes from dehydration, salty foods, or too much animal protein. It is important to note that bloating and gas are not directly caused by kidney stones. Kidney stone bloating is indirectly caused by dehydration, Highly Sodium intake, large amounts of animal protein and lack of fiber … Read more
Do Energy Drinks Cause Kidney Stones Energy drinks can stress your kidneys because of high caffeine and sugar. This can raise the chance of stone formation over time. I’ve always been curious about how our food choices affect our health. In this article, we’ll look into how energy drinks might lead to kidney stones. These … Read more
Medically Reviewed and Compiled by Dr. Adam N. Khan, MD. Here’s the thing. Kidney disease often grows slowly, and people don’t notice the damage until the kidneys are already struggling. The good news is that most of the major risk factors can be managed with steady choices around diet, habits, and medical care. Let’s break … Read more
Medically Reviewed and Compiled by Dr. Adam N. Khan, MD. Introduction Here is the simple truth. Some forms of kidney disease can be improved. Some can be slowed. Some cannot be reversed once the damage is too deep. The key is knowing where a patient stands and what type of kidney problem they have. This … Read more
Medically Reviewed and Compiled by Dr. Adam N. Khan, MD. What Stage 3 Kidney Disease Means Stage 3 chronic kidney disease is the point where the kidneys lose a moderate amount of function. The estimated glomerular filtration rate, or eGFR, falls between 30 and 59. This means the kidneys still work, but they no longer … Read more
When managing kidney disease, proper nutrition is essential to slow disease progression and maintain overall health. Kidney patients often face challenges in choosing the right diet and nutritional supplements to support their needs. One product that frequently comes up is Glucerna, a meal replacement drink designed to support people with diabetes and those seeking to … Read more
Medically Reviewed and Compiled by Dr. Adam N. Khan, MD. Pancreatic cancer is known for staying quiet until it reaches an advanced stage. The early signs often blend in with common digestive problems, which is why people miss them. Let’s break down how the symptoms show up, what they actually mean, and how to recognize … Read more
Medically Reviewed and Compiled by Dr. Adam N. Khan, MD. Quick Summary Gestational diabetes happens when blood sugar rises during pregnancy. The good news is that most cases can be managed with early screening, smart nutrition, steady activity, and medical follow-up. This guide walks through the causes, prevention steps, treatment options, and deeper clinical insights … Read more
Medically Reviewed and Compiled by Dr. Adam N. Khan, MD. Here’s the short version. Type 1 diabetes happens when the immune system destroys insulin-making cells in the pancreas. There is no cure yet, but there are ways to slow early damage, lower risks, and manage blood sugar with better safety and control. The rest of … Read more
Quick Summary Life after a kidney transplant depends heavily on disciplined follow-up care. This includes regular clinic visits, lifelong immunosuppressive medication, routine lab monitoring, and informed lifestyle changes. With proper follow-up, one-year graft survival now exceeds 95% in many centers. The keys to long-term success include medication adherence, early detection of complications, heart-healthy habits, and … Read more
Medically Reviewed and Compiled by Dr. Adam N. Khan, MD. The flu hits fast and can make even healthy people feel wiped out. Here is a clear and complete guide to what the flu looks like, how it behaves, and the treatments that actually help. What the Flu Really Looks Like The flu is caused … Read more
Medically Reviewed and Compiled by Dr. Adam N. Khan, MD. Introduction Here’s the thing: type 2 diabetes does not develop overnight. It builds slowly as the body stops responding to insulin the way it should. The good news is that early steps can delay it, stop it, and even improve it. Let’s break it down … Read more
COVID comes from the SARS-CoV-2 virus. It spreads through tiny particles in the air that an infected person breathes out. These particles can stay in the air for hours, even after the person has left the room. You can catch the virus from someone who looks completely healthy, because many people spread it before they … Read more
Medically Reviewed and Compiled by Dr. Adam N. Khan, MD. What Type 3 Diabetes Really Means Here’s the thing. The medical community does not officially recognize “Type 3 diabetes” as a diagnostic label. The term is used in research to describe a proposed link between insulin resistance in the brain and Alzheimer’s disease. Many studies … Read more