Bad habits of children consume a high salty savory snacks and a lack of water intake may increase risk of kidney stones. These kidney diseases can cause a great pain!
One great if you think of kidney stones affects only in adults. The proof, a mother in America found a grain of rock the size of a pea on a new diaper baby 8 months old. After review, it seems that baby girl was often ill with kidney stones. Furthermore, this baby became the youngest patients with kidney stones in children who handled Dr. David Hatch from Loyola University Medical Center in Maywood Illinois near Chicago, USA.
This past year, the doctor was baffled by the case of the increasing number of sufferers of kidney stones in children. This problem, especially children experienced lover cheeseburger, fries, and other salty snacks, tasty. Kidney stones are commonly experienced by adults, with complaints of extreme pain, supposedly more painful than childbirth.
However, when these hospitals in a number of countries reporting increasing rates of patients with kidney stones. Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, for example, since 2005 has increased the numbers of children treated for kidney stones.
Of the previous 10 patients per year to 5 patients per week, said Dr. Pasquale Casale, a staff physician at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
Meanwhile, the Johns Hopkins Children's Center in Baltimore, a referral center for patients with kidney stones, in the last 15 years at most only treat 1-2 patients kidney stones children in a year. This year is different, almost every week we receive new patients, said kidney specialist Dr. Alicia Neu.
The study published in the journal Urology, the doctors at North Shore-Long Island Jewish Medical Center reported in the period 1994-2005 there have been increasing cases of kidney stones kids almost fivefold. Total of 61 teens treated for this kidney disease.
Kidney stones in children has been discussed a conference of experts recently kidneys, said director of bone and mineral disorders clinic of Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas, Dr. Uri Alon.
So far, the evidence seems still anecdotal. However, Alon included in the study of kidney stones the boy tried to analyze whether or not there has been an increase in cases, or because of increased public awareness to detect kidney stones.
Alon also were investigating whether if better nutrition can prevent children from getting kidney stones. So far, the habits of children who are lazy and fond of drinking water snacking snacks high salinity are the two main factors can cause kidney stones in children.
It hurt like hell and went on and on. I am very scared because of extreme pain, said the boy from the city of Doylestown.
Darryl Billemeyer, Matty's father, claimed to fear seeing her baby squirmed and screamed in pain. He was then moved Matty from a hospital near his home to the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. There Matty underwent examination with ultrasound waves.
As an initial treatment, Matty had surgery. Some time later, they put out the same stone he urinates. Every day at school, Matty was carrying bottled drinking water to meet the needs of her body fluids.
In addition, he has to say goodbye on the old favorite menus, such as sausages, pickles, and ramen noodles that are all of high salinity. Matty is a four siblings, with parents who work as teachers are busy. This has an impact on family eating patterns due to busyness, more frequent fast-food cooking such as canned spaghetti, noodles, and chicken nuggets and high calcium milk.
One great if you think of kidney stones affects only in adults. The proof, a mother in America found a grain of rock the size of a pea on a new diaper baby 8 months old. After review, it seems that baby girl was often ill with kidney stones. Furthermore, this baby became the youngest patients with kidney stones in children who handled Dr. David Hatch from Loyola University Medical Center in Maywood Illinois near Chicago, USA.
This past year, the doctor was baffled by the case of the increasing number of sufferers of kidney stones in children. This problem, especially children experienced lover cheeseburger, fries, and other salty snacks, tasty. Kidney stones are commonly experienced by adults, with complaints of extreme pain, supposedly more painful than childbirth.
However, when these hospitals in a number of countries reporting increasing rates of patients with kidney stones. Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, for example, since 2005 has increased the numbers of children treated for kidney stones.
Of the previous 10 patients per year to 5 patients per week, said Dr. Pasquale Casale, a staff physician at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
Meanwhile, the Johns Hopkins Children's Center in Baltimore, a referral center for patients with kidney stones, in the last 15 years at most only treat 1-2 patients kidney stones children in a year. This year is different, almost every week we receive new patients, said kidney specialist Dr. Alicia Neu.
The study published in the journal Urology, the doctors at North Shore-Long Island Jewish Medical Center reported in the period 1994-2005 there have been increasing cases of kidney stones kids almost fivefold. Total of 61 teens treated for this kidney disease.
Kidney stones in children has been discussed a conference of experts recently kidneys, said director of bone and mineral disorders clinic of Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas, Dr. Uri Alon.
So far, the evidence seems still anecdotal. However, Alon included in the study of kidney stones the boy tried to analyze whether or not there has been an increase in cases, or because of increased public awareness to detect kidney stones.
Alon also were investigating whether if better nutrition can prevent children from getting kidney stones. So far, the habits of children who are lazy and fond of drinking water snacking snacks high salinity are the two main factors can cause kidney stones in children.
It hurt like hell and went on and on. I am very scared because of extreme pain, said the boy from the city of Doylestown.
Darryl Billemeyer, Matty's father, claimed to fear seeing her baby squirmed and screamed in pain. He was then moved Matty from a hospital near his home to the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. There Matty underwent examination with ultrasound waves.
As an initial treatment, Matty had surgery. Some time later, they put out the same stone he urinates. Every day at school, Matty was carrying bottled drinking water to meet the needs of her body fluids.
In addition, he has to say goodbye on the old favorite menus, such as sausages, pickles, and ramen noodles that are all of high salinity. Matty is a four siblings, with parents who work as teachers are busy. This has an impact on family eating patterns due to busyness, more frequent fast-food cooking such as canned spaghetti, noodles, and chicken nuggets and high calcium milk.
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