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Urine often, kidney failure!!

Many behaviors in everyday life can gradually hurt the kidneys without us knowing it and risk leading to kidney degeneration / kidney failure. 🚫💧 and pee often for kidney failure?

🟢 Regular frequent pee (not dangerous)

• Drink plenty of water (especially water)

• Drink tea, coffee, soft drink or alcohol

• Clear or light yellow pee, no strong smell

• No pain / burning / polishing

• No swelling.

🟡 Pee often to check (may have other diseases such as diabetes / infection)

• Always thirsty + weight loss

• Wake up to pee at night often (2-3 times or more every night)

• Burning pain, time to pee / not pee super / pee, scrub into drops

• Fever, abdominal pain or back pain

• Piss has an abnormal amount of bubbles (may leak protein)

🔴 abnormal pee that goes into the net. "Kidney trouble."

• Less urine (not more often) or almost no urine

• Urine is dark / brown / red

• Swelling in the face, around the eyes, feet, legs or whole body

• Easy to get tired, abnormal fatigue, not full of breath

• Hypertension is rarely controlled.

👉, 🟢 = may not be dangerous, just adjust behavior.

👉 If you are in the network 🟡 = should check up (diabetes / urinary tract)

👉, 🔴 = see a doctor immediately.

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2025/9/1 Edited to

... Read moreช่วงหนึ่งเราเคยคิดเหมือนกันว่า “ฉี่บ่อย” แปลว่าไตเริ่มพังหรือเปล่า แต่พออ่านข้อมูลเพิ่มถึงรู้ว่าอาการระบบทางเดินปัสสาวะหลายอย่างมีสาเหตุได้หลายแบบ และหนึ่งในคำที่คนค้นหาเยอะมากคือ “นิ่ว” กับ “นิ่วในไตเกิดจากอะไร” เลยอยากมาเติมข้อมูลส่วนนี้ให้ครบขึ้น เผื่อใครกำลังสับสนเหมือนเรา นิ่วในไตเกิดจากอะไร? โดยหลักๆ คือแร่ธาตุในปัสสาวะ “เข้มข้น” จนตกผลึกและรวมตัวเป็นก้อนนิ่ว สาเหตุ/ปัจจัยที่เจอบ่อยมีประมาณนี้ - ดื่มน้ำน้อย ทำให้ปัสสาวะเข้มข้น (สีเหลืองเข้ม กลิ่นแรง) - เหงื่อออกเยอะ อากาศร้อน ออกกำลังกายหนัก แต่ชดเชยน้ำไม่พอ - กินเค็มจัดบ่อย (โซเดียมสูง) เพิ่มโอกาสแคลเซียมออกในปัสสาวะ - ชอบน้ำหวาน/น้ำอัดลมบางชนิด หรือกินโปรตีนสัตว์เยอะมากเป็นประจำ - กลั้นปัสสาวะนานๆ ทำให้ระคายเคือง/ติดเชื้อได้ง่าย (บางชนิดสัมพันธ์กับนิ่ว) - ประวัติครอบครัว เคยเป็นนิ่วมาก่อน มีโอกาสเป็นซ้ำ - โรคบางอย่าง เช่น เกาต์ (กรดยูริกสูง) หรือความผิดปกติของต่อมพาราไทรอยด์ (พบไม่บ่อยแต่มีผล) อาการที่ชวนสงสัย “นิ่วในไต/ท่อไต” (ไม่จำเป็นต้องฉี่บ่อยเสมอไป) - ปวดบั้นเอวหรือสีข้างแบบบีบๆ เป็นๆหายๆ บางทีปวดร้าวลงขาหนีบ - คลื่นไส้ อาเจียนร่วมกับปวดเอว (เจอได้) - ปัสสาวะแสบขัด หรือรู้สึกฉี่ไม่สุด (ถ้านิ่วลงมาใกล้กระเพาะปัสสาวะ) - ปัสสาวะสีชมพู/แดง/น้ำตาล (มีเลือดปน) - มีไข้ หนาวสั่นร่วมด้วย อันนี้ต้องระวังมาก เพราะอาจเป็นติดเชื้อร่วมกับการอุดกั้น สิ่งที่เราใช้เช็กตัวเองเบื้องต้น (เพื่อคัดกรองว่าควรไปตรวจไหม) - สีปัสสาวะ: ถ้าเข้มมากตลอด อาจสะท้อนว่าดื่มน้ำน้อย - ปวดเอวข้างใดข้างหนึ่งรุนแรงผิดปกติ หรือปวดเป็นพักๆ จนทำอะไรไม่ได้ - มีเลือดปน/ไข้/หนาวสั่น/ปวดหลังร่วมกับปัสสาวะผิดปกติ ถ้ามีข้อใดข้อหนึ่ง แนะนำให้ไปพบแพทย์เพื่อตรวจปัสสาวะ อัลตราซาวด์ หรือเอกซเรย์/CT ตามความเหมาะสม (การตรวจจะช่วยแยกจาก UTI หรือสาเหตุอื่นด้วย) วิธีลดเสี่ยงนิ่วที่ทำตามได้จริงในชีวิตประจำวัน - ดื่มน้ำให้พอจนปัสสาวะ “เหลืองอ่อน” (โดยเฉพาะวันร้อน/ออกกำลังกาย) - ลดเค็ม ลดอาหารแปรรูป/บะหมี่กึ่งสำเร็จรูป/ของหมักดอง - ไม่หักโหมโปรตีนสัตว์แบบสุดโต่งทุกมื้อ (ค่อยๆปรับสมดุล) - ถ้าเคยเป็นนิ่วแล้ว ควรถามแพทย์เรื่องชนิดของนิ่ว เพราะคำแนะนำเรื่องอาหารจะต่างกัน (เช่น แคลเซียมออกซาเลต vs กรดยูริก) สุดท้ายอยากย้ำแบบที่บทความเดิมสื่อไว้: “ฉี่บ่อย” ไม่ได้แปลว่าไตวายเสมอไป แต่ถ้ามีอาการเข้าข่ายนิ่ว เช่น ปวดเอวรุนแรง ปัสสาวะมีเลือด หรือมีไข้ร่วมด้วย อย่ารอดูอาการนาน รีบไปตรวจจะปลอดภัยกว่าค่ะ

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Handwritten notes on a whiteboard explaining diabetes, including Type 1, Type 2, and Gestational diabetes, their symptoms, causes, diagnostic tests like Hemoglobin A1c, and conditions such as hypoglycemia, hyperglycemia, and DKA.
Learning you style of learning
Dear nursing student 🩺 Study Methods 101: Active Recall using the Whiteboard Method Stop passively reading your notes. Instead, use your whiteboard as a tool to pull information from memory. • Teach the concept out loud like you’re explaining it to someone else. • Make connections betwee
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Kiersten LaShae

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This image presents mnemonics for hyperkalemia. It lists causes using "MACHINE" (Medications, Acidosis, Cellular destruction, Injury, Hypoaldosteronism, Nephrons, Excretion impaired) and signs/symptoms using "MURDER" (Muscle weakness, Urine, Respiratory distress, Decreasing cardiac contractility, ECG changes, Reflexes).
This image provides mnemonics for hypokalemia. It details causes using "DITCH potassium" (Drugs, Inadequate consumption, Too much water, Cushing's syndrome, Heavy fluid loss) and signs/symptoms using "5L" (Lethargy, Leg cramps, Limp muscles, Low respirations, Lethal dysrhythmias, Lots of urine).
This image outlines mnemonics for hyponatremia. It lists causes using "NO Na" (Na excretion increased, Overload of fluid, Na intake low, Antidiuretic hormone oversecretion) and signs/symptoms using "SALT LOSS" (Seizures, Abdominal cramping, Lethargic, Tendon reflexes diminished, Loss of urine/appetite, Orthostatic hypotension, Shallow respirations, Spasms).
FLUIDS & ELECTROLYTES MNEMONICS
Build the Foundations • Understand physiology first Learn how water, sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, and phosphate are regulated by the kidneys, GI tract, and hormones (ADH, aldosterone, PTH). • Use flowcharts → e.g., “Low Na⁺ → ADH secretion → water retention.” 🔹 2. Us
samih | Cardiac Tech Student

samih | Cardiac Tech Student

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Early Warning Signs of Kidney Failure Most People #doctor #healthanimation #stayhealthy #animatedtips #toothcare #healthyhabits #cartoonhealth #animation #coldshower #shower #showertok #learning #usa_tiktok
Stories Told

Stories Told

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Your Urine Color Can Save Your Life 🥰
Your urine speaks. Learn to listen -and verify wisely. Save this tor health awareness. But before any TCM interpretation, serious conditions like stones or tumors must be ruled out by medical testing. #urine #WomenHealth #tcm #healthylifestyle #diabetic
sun

sun

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Replying to @lowkeyd06 don’t panic here are some things creatinine in the urine can indicate. #creatinine #kidney #urine #dehydrated
Dr. Renata | Holistic PharmD

Dr. Renata | Holistic PharmD

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Nursing Notes: Fluid and Electrolytes
Break down fluid and electrolytes #studytips #student #nursingschool #nursingstudent #fluidandelectrolytes
Courtney

Courtney

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A tablet displays 'Steal my notes: Diabetes Mellitus Edition Part 2' with illustrations of kidneys, insulin, metformin, and a blood glucose meter, introducing the topic of nurse's role and complications.
Handwritten notes detail the nurse's role in diabetes management, including monitoring, reporting, patient education, and diagnostic criteria like FBS, OGTT, and HBA1C, with an insulin illustration.
Handwritten notes outline diabetic complications affecting various organs: kidneys (nephropathy), nerves (peripheral neuropathy), eyes (retinopathy), heart (cardiovascular disease), and brain (stroke), explaining how high sugar damages them.
Part 2 of Diabetes: Nurse's role & Complications
As requested part 2 is here! This part covers nurse role, complications and diabetic foot care. Follow for the final part, which will cover hyper/hypo-glycemia and DKA vs. HHNS. . . . . . #nursingstudent #nurse #stealmynotes #nursingjourney #nursingschooltips
Majidah✨

Majidah✨

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💦 Are Yours Kidney Strained?
🫣Did you know your kidneys work 24/7? Here’s what they handle daily: ▶️ Filter 150L fluid – that’s 300 water bottles! (Nat’l Kidney Foundation) ▶️ 3x heavier load when you sweat heavily (per NIH studies) ▶️ Balance electrolytes & blood pressure But modern life strains them 😥 Common
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