Kidney Conditions Forum - Kidney Infections=kidney Failure?????

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The kidneys filter blood and regulate body flood. What happens during kidney failure? And what types of kidney failure do doctors diagnose?...

Q: Kidney Infections=kidney Failure?????

asked by: A-Lil'Mama*2 on December 16th, 2003

Experienced User

Hi,
my name is marissa. If you have read some of my other posts, than you are probably aware of my stressful situation. Any way, I was wondering if stress can add to or cause a kidney, bladder, or urinary tract infection? I was also wondering: if you have numerous infections each month, can that lead to kidney failure, or kidney disease?

Thanks,
marissa

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yramesh

replied on August 1st, 2009

New User

Kidney size reduce

One year back i affected by Kidney stone and I operate to remove Kidney. at that time my stencil come out. Is there any side effect. Now my kidney size go smaller why

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