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August 22, 2025/Urinary & Kidney Health

Your Guide to Medications for IgA Nephropathy and C3G

Expect some new prescriptions, as well as recommendations to avoid other medications

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August 22, 2025/Urinary & Kidney Health

Managing Symptoms and Slowing the Progression of IgA Nephropathy and C3G

You may not notice any symptoms of kidney disease until later stages

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August 22, 2025/Urinary & Kidney Health

What To Eat (and Avoid) When Living With IgA Nephropathy or C3G

When you have kidney disease, low-sodium and nutrient-rich foods are the dietary ‘golden rules’

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Early Risers: Why Men Get Morning Erections

‘Morning wood’ is a natural bodily function and a sign of sexual health

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Cranberry Juice for UTIs: Does It Actually Work?

Cranberry juice and cranberry pills may prevent future UTIs when taken consistently

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Is Pee Sterile? Here’s What the Science Says

Urine can contain bacteria, viruses and more — don’t drink it or use it to clean wounds

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It’s Generally OK To Pee in the Shower — With a Few Exceptions

Don’t ‘go with the flow’ if you have issues with urge incontinence or a contagious infection

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Is Berberine Bad for Kidneys?

The supplement is OK for most people and may offer some potential benefits for kidney health

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Can You Live With One Kidney?

You can live a long, healthy life with one kidney — but protecting your kidney health is key

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How To Keep Your Kidneys Healthy

Stay hydrated, eat a well-balanced diet and exercise regularly to keep these vital organs in good shape

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