Kundan Kidney Care Centre

257/6 Vij Nagar, Near Kishanpura Chowk , Jalandhar- 144004
Punjab , India

India

+91-96535375759417695200 http://kundankidneycare.com

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Kundan Kidney Care Centre - Jalandhar

The Kundan Kidney Care Centre is an association of Ayurvedic doctors whose priority concern is providing care and relief to people living with chronic kidney disease. We act as a resource for extensive information about kidney care and ailments. And most importantly, we provide alternative herbal treatments, tailored to each patient’s individual symptoms, blood work, and medical history.

The Kundan Kidney Care Centre launched in 1974 in Jalandhar in India, under the inspiration of Dr. Kuldip Singh Kundan. In subsequent years, he was joined in the care of kidney patients by his son, Dr. Balkar Singh Kundan, and by Dr. Balkar’s wife, Dr. Gaganpreet Kundan. After extensive medical internships and research, Doctors Balkar and Gaganpreet now continue the work of the late Doctor Kuldip, partnering Ayurvedic and standard medical practice. Our doctors serve a global community of patients with chronic kidney disease.

This traditional medical system originated in the Indian subcontinent, and can complement traditional Western medicine. Ayurveda emphasizes a balance in all systems, including body, mind, and spirit. This means treatments may involve everything from massage, meditation, and alterations in diet to small surgeries and rejuvenation of bodily systems through herbal supplements.

Genuine Ayurvedic medicine involves a rigorous program of study that takes almost six years to complete. After learning modern clinical medicine along with the more traditional Ayurvedic usages of herbs and systems of diagnosis and treatment, graduates receive a Bachelor of Ayurveda, Medicine and Surgery degree, or B.A.M.S.

Ayurvedic medicine comes in both plant-based and metal/chemical-based forms. But because of physical difficulties patients may have with metals and chemicals, we use only plant-based medicine. We will do nothing that may jeopardize our patients’ compromised kidneys, so we use no metallic derivatives or inorganic chemicals in our formulations.

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Once the doctor breaks the news about kidney disease, the patient goes through shock, denial, emotional distress, anger, depression and many other emotions before accepting and seeking help. Specific anxieties that renal patients may have include: Worries about how the illness will affect your relationships, Your ability to work, Your finances, Your quality of life, You may also be anxious about understanding your condition or managing your treatment.

Many patients find that they can regain a sense of control by learning as much as they can about kidney failure and treatment. Becoming an expert enables them to participate more actively in making decisions.

Diabetes is also known as sugar. It is a disease where the body has problem with a hormone called insulin. Insulin helps your body use the sugar you eat for energy. When your body doesn’t use insulin the way it should, too much sugar starts to accumulate in your body and starts to cause some damage. Blood sugar should be kept as close to normal as possible. This will help slow down kidney damage and help prevent other problems such as heart disease, stroke, amputation and blindness.

High blood pressure is also called hypertension. Only diabetes causes more kidney failure than high blood pressure. Blood pressure is the force of the blood against the arteries as it flows through the body. Your blood pressure changes during the day. Exercise, stress and other factors can change your blood pressure. A less than 120/80 is considered as a normal blood pressure.

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Kidney Disease : The purpose of this site is to provide you with information on kidney disease.You will read about the causes, symptoms, diet, remedies and a lot more about kidney disease. Information contained in this site is intended for information and educational purposes only and not intended or suited for professional medical treatment. A physician must be consulted to seek any advice in related to health matters.

All human beings find change stressful – even the change that we are looking forward to. Renal failure patient will have to deal with more change than most people do. Not just the initial change of lifestyle after diagnosis, but ongoing changes like diet, medication and other challenges. All these changes mean you have to learn more and make decisions. You also have to adjust to doing less than you would like to and asking for help. This could be extremely stressful.