FAQ
Iron and zinc are among the most important nutrients for healthy hair growth. However, hair loss is not always caused by vitamin deficiency. It may result from other underlying conditions, which is why consulting a doctor and undergoing the necessary check-ups and tests is essential. If no medical cause is found, the appropriate type of vitamin supplement can then be recommended to support hair health.
Skin tags are very common, and many people worry that they might be something serious like cancer. We would like to reassure you that they are completely harmless and not dangerous. They can be easily removed using electro-cauterization or laser treatment both are simple, safe procedures that are available at TechnoClinic clinics.
Kidney function is assessed through a combination of blood and urine tests, including Complete Blood Count (CBC), Urea (BUN), Creatinine, Sodium, Potassium, Calcium, Phosphorus, and Parathyroid Hormone (PTH). In addition to these tests, kidney efficiency is often calculated using the estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR), a formula that takes into account the patient’s age and weight. When it is necessary to determine the appropriate time to start dialysis, a nuclear scan performed at a specialized radiology center may be recommended to provide a more precise evaluation of kidney performance.
In kidney failure, excess fluids tend to accumulate in the body, so patients are advised not to drink large amounts of water without guidance. The general rule is to monitor urine output: during winter, fluid intake should roughly equal the amount of urine passed, while in summer, patients can add about two to two and a half extra cups to compensate for fluid loss through sweating. These fluids may include water, tea, or light herbal drinks such as mint or anise.
Yes. The heart functions as a pump that supplies blood to the entire body, and the kidneys receive about 20% of this blood flow. When the heart cannot pump efficiently—such as in cases of uncontrolled high blood pressure—it gradually weakens. As a result, fluid begins to accumulate in the body, leading to swelling, which in turn puts stress on the kidneys and may cause kidney failure. In such cases, it is accurate to say that the heart condition directly led to kidney problems.
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