Kidney Issues
Evidence: peer_reviewed
Summary
Kidney dysfunction affecting fluid balance and waste filtration, leading to fluid retention, edema, and metabolic imbalances.
Symptoms
- edema (especially in legs, ankles, feet)
- shortness of breath
- fatigue
- poor appetite
- nausea
- back pain (below ribs)
- foamy urine
- swelling of face or abdomen
Remedies for This Condition
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Cell Salts
Biochemical tissue salts (Schuessler salts) that help regulate fluid balance and cellular function in the body. -
Celery Seed
Natural diuretic that helps reduce fluid retention and uric acid buildup, beneficial for edema and gout. -
Herbal Adjustment Formula
Proprietary blend of herbs designed to support lymphatic drainage and fluid balance. -
Hydrangea Root
Traditional herb used to support kidney and bladder function, helpful for fluid retention. -
Lily of the Valley
Contains cardiac glycosides that strengthen heart contractions and improve circulation, used cautiously for edema related to heart weakness. -
Parsley
Natural diuretic rich in potassium and vitamins that reduces fluid retention while maintaining electrolyte balance. -
Motherwort
Herb that calms the nervous system and supports heart function, helpful for edema related to stress or anxiety. -
Juniper Berry
Natural antiseptic and diuretic that supports urinary tract health and helps flush infections, particularly UTIs and kidney issues. -
Dandelion Root
Powerful liver and kidney tonic that acts as a natural diuretic without depleting potassium, helping with fluid retention and urinary system health. -
Corn Silk
Gentle diuretic and kidney tonic that specifically supports urinary tract health, reducing inflammation and promoting urine flow. -
Goldenrod
Anti-inflammatory herb that supports urinary tract and kidney function, helpful for UTIs and kidney stone prevention.
Affected Body Systems
- renal
- circulatory
- urinary
Severity Levels
- mild
- moderate
- severe
Sources
- https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/kidney-disease/symptoms-causes/syc-20353551
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