Does CKD always lead to kidney failure?
Not necessarily. With proper treatment, many patients can manage CKD without reaching kidney failure.
What dietary changes help with CKD?
A low-sodium, low-protein, and potassium-restricted diet can help manage CKD. Consult a dietitian for a tailored plan.
How is CKD diagnosed?
CKD is diagnosed through blood tests (creatinine, GFR), urine tests (protein levels), and imaging scans.
Can CKD be reversed?
CKD has no cure, but early treatment can slow progression and prevent complications.
What is the best treatment for low sperm count?
Treatments may include hormone therapy, varicocele repair, or assisted reproductive techniques like ICSI or IVF.
How is male infertility diagnosed?
A urologist or nephrologist may perform semen analysis, hormone tests, genetic testing, and imaging studies to diagnose infertility.
Does age affect male fertility?
While men can produce sperm throughout life, sperm quality declines with age, increasing the risk of infertility.
Can male infertility be reversed?
Yes, depending on the cause, male infertility can often be treated with lifestyle changes, medications, or surgical procedures.
Are kidney cysts dangerous?
Most simple cysts are harmless, but complex or multiple cysts (as in PKD) require monitoring by a urologist or nephrologist to prevent complications like kidney failure.
What foods should I avoid if I have kidney cysts?
A nephrologist may recommend reducing sodium, processed foods, and excessive protein intake to protect kidney health.
