How the human kidneys work health article

 kidneys are also called dialysis machines.

Each kidney weighs about 150 grams. The existence of the kidney is a significant proof of creation. In a short space of time, nature has made one million sieves (nephrons). If these delicate tubes were taken out and kept outside, their length would be about seventy miles.

The kidney is located on the side of the spinal cord. We consider our kidneys to be urinary machines.

 This is a matter of abuse. The fact is that it is performing the duty of a specialist chemist in our body. All the blood in our body. It passes through the kidneys all the time.

 It cleans it. And it separates the waste and toxins from the blood. The kidneys also help in the formation of red blood cells. 

Sodium, potassium and many other substances in the body. Toxic substances in the blood, sodium and potassium deficiency or excess can sound the alarm for life.

 The kidneys keep the amount of water in our body in moderation. If there is too much water in the body, then the body Cells can be destroyed. If the water is low, the cells can dry out.

The kidneys monitor around the clock to make sure that the amount of acid in the blood is not increasing, and the amount of salts is not high.

The fact is that they are doing a lot for our health, life and survival. Even doctors are not fully aware of this yet. The kidneys produce a very important hormone Erythropoietin which increases the production of red blood cells. ۔ The second hormone is called Renin, which helps to keep blood pressure normal. Despite all these services and responsibilities, wouldn't it be an abuse to understand a urine making machine?

The filters in the kidneys are called nephrons. With the help of these nephrons, the blood of the whole body is completely cleansed twice in an hour. This is not an easy task. Or the red cells get out of the filter and get lost. If this happens, the consequences can be fatal. Ninety-nine percent of the substances absorbed by the glomerular filtrate are reabsorbed.

 Vitamins, amino acids, glucose, and hormones necessary for life are absorbed and re-incorporated into the bloodstream.

These waste products are excreted from the body through urine. Because these life-giving ingredients are too much, they can cause big problems. Therefore, if one uses too much sweetener, the excess amount is excreted through urine.

 If too much salty food is consumed or too much salt is in the body, then there are great dangers, because salt traps water in the body.

 If this extra salt is not filtered, then salt in the blood. The amount of will increase and the excess fluid will start to accumulate between the cells and blood. As a result, the abdomen and legs will begin to swell. The heart has to work so much that it can respond at any moment.

The balance of potassium obtained from meat and fruits also needs to be monitored. If the amount in the body is reduced, the muscles become weak and especially the muscles that help in breathing are greatly affected.

 If the amount of potassium increases even a little bit, then the heartbeat becomes uncontrollable and even the heart may stop suddenly.

 The meaning of heart closure is known to all. A person who stays alive, laughs and smiles in a few moments.

 And the meat becomes a pile. Then it has to be immediately pressed into the soil.

The kidneys waste this extra potassium in the blood and if it is deficient then use potassium in the blood sparingly. Ensures

The biggest waste is the urea. Urea is produced during the process of protein digestion.

 Like other substances, it is very important to keep its amount in moderation in the body.

If the amount of urea is low, it means that there is a defect in the liver. If it is too much, it can cause a very dangerous disease.

 It is called uremic poisoning. Such a patient has seizures. It can even go into a deep coma. It can even lead to death. The patient's body wants to get rid of this toxic substance in any case. When this toxic substance does not pass out through the kidneys, the body sweats it.

 Tries to expel it through the glands and urea crystals start appearing on the patient's skin.

 In any case, don't worry, you should eat meat with gusto.

 It is the responsibility of the kidneys to dispose of the excess urea. Urine for about 3 liters of fluid daily. From this small store, two small ducts open into the bladder and the mouth of the bladder is connected to the water passage out of the body.

 The question is how precious is the gift of the Creator to us and how well managed is the elimination of waste and toxins from the body.

 How small a dialysis machine works 24 hours a day in silence that their presence If he stops doing his job, he will face difficulties, expenses, inconveniences and dangers. After recovery, people thank the doctor, but how many people are in the days of health? Also give thanks for the blessings of your master.