Search by user ID or hastag: #1234. I'm an admin of a big community. And I would like it if it was possible to search people not only by the names which you can already do, but also by their user ID (#number).
The spectrum of kidney impairment ranges from mild injury that may be rapidly reversible (eg, volume depletion, hypercalcemia) to severe acute kidney injury (AKI) requiring hemodialysis (eg, light chain cast nephropathy).
Let's work together to keep your nephrostomy tube working well and free from infection. What is a nephrostomy tube? A nephrostomy tube is a catheter (a thin tube). It is put in through your skin and into your kidney to drain your urine (pee). Why would I need a nephrostomy tube? You may need a nephrostomy tube when something is blocking your normal flow of urine. Urine from your kidney passes through tubes called ureters. Your ureters are connected to your bladder. If they get blocked, the urine will stay in your kidney and cause damage to it. A nephrostomy tube is put in to drain the urine directly from your kidney. You may need this tube if you have kidney stones, pelvic tumours, damage to your urinary system or prostate cancer.