Chronic Kidney Disorder is a long-term condition. As it progresses, one or both of the kidneys suffer major issues. This condition worsens over time. The work of Kidneys is vital for the well-tuned functioning of the human body. They filter out waste from the blood. When this disease causes a substantial loss to the blood processing, hazardous amounts of toxic substances, electrolytes, and waste products develop in the body. If it reaches the advanced stages, the only solutions are to apply artificial filtration and kidney transplant. How to prevent it? Chronic Kidney Disorder is often a result of other causes. These causes include Kidney infections, nephritis, kidney stone, hypertension, diabetes, and enlarged prostate. Therefore, the ongoing damage to kidneys may go unnoticed. The patients may suffer fatigue, weakness, problems related to urination, itching, swelling, short breath, hypertension, chest pain, reduced mental acuity, etc. The troublesome part is, these side e
Diogenes syndrome or Senile Squalor Syndrome is considered to be a part of a mental health disorder commonly referred to as compulsive hoarding. It is a rare mental condition commonly found in elderly people who are either in a state of neglect or under a state, where they are not able to maintain personal hygiene and cleanliness. This disorder is also found among the young people suffering from any kind of mental health issues or with the ones under that strange habit of hoarding and later displaying the collection. Considered as a variant of self neglect, this is one such disorder that affects mostly those who are either inattentive to their personal hygiene or even worst the ones who are unable to seek any medical advice and attention. People suffering from Diogenes Syndrome are often found collecting magazines, books, tin cans, rubber bands and even mails and the collection could be from the past 15-20 years or even more. Behavioral Patterns of Those Suffering From Dioge