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Kidney Diseases

Stones

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Drink plenty of water 2-3 litres a day	Cut back on rich in Oxalate foods Beetroot Spinach peanuts rhubarb strawberries and chocolate

Renal Failure

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A carefully controlled diet can help slow down deterioration. If you have a healthy body weight a daily intake of 35 calories per kilo is recommended half which should be carbohydrates mainly starches rather than sugars it is important that you take medical advice when you restrict and balance what you eat	Many renal patients benefit by diets that restrict protein this can help with symptoms like loss of appetite vomiting and nausea. eat small portions of fish meat eggs and milk.	salt

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