Diseases related with kidney, Biology

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DISEASE CONCERNED WITH KIDNEY -

1. Paget's disease - Abnormalities of kidney.

2. Uramia - Increases in quantity of urea.

3. Nephritis - Inflamation in glomerulus.

4. Poly urea - Increase in urine pass due to more use of salt.

5. Nocturia - More urine pass at night.

6. Oligourea - Decrease in urine quantity.

7. Anurea - Micturition stops.

8. Glycosoure - More glucose in urine.

9. Nephrosis - Nephron starts to degenerate.

10. Calculli and cast - Stone formation due to calcium oxyllate.

11. Haematourea - Blood with urine.

12. Lipourea - Lipid with urine.

13. Pyuria - Puss cells with urine.

14. Enzymuria - Enzymes with urine.

15. Urithritis - Inflammation of lining of urethra.

16. Goat - Increase in level of uric acid in blood.

17. Dasyuria - Painful urine pass.

18. Cystitis - Infection in urinnary bladder.

19. Renal colic - severe pain in ureter due to stone.

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