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4 Nephrologist Available in Chennai

You can easily connect with a top Nephrology Doctors in Chennai, who can provide advanced treatment and caring support for your nephrology concerns.

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Dr. T Yashwanth Raj in Chennai

Dr. T Yashwanth Raj

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Nephrologist  •   

💼  9 Years of experience

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Dr. T Yashwanth Raj is a Nephrologist and currently working at MIOT International, Chennai View Profile

🏥 MIOT International, Chennai

Fees:₹ 900

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Dr. Kanakaraj A in Chennai

Dr. Kanakaraj A

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💼  33 Years of experience

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Dr. Kanakaraj A is a Nephrologist and currently working at MIOT International, Chennai View Profile

🏥 MIOT International, Chennai

Fees:₹ 900

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Dr. Suresh Sankara Subbaiyan in Chennai

Dr. Suresh Sankara Subbaiyan

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💼  21 Years of experience

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Dr. Suresh Sankara Subbaiyan is a Nephrologist and currently working at Appasamy Hospital, Arumbakkam View Profile

🏥 VS Hospital, Kilpauk, Chennai

Fees:₹ 1000

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🏥 Gleneagles Global Hospital, Chennai

Fees:₹ 1000

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Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some commonly searched FAQs on Nephrology Doctors in Chennai.

1

What is the life expectancy after kidney transplant?

On an average, the transplanted kidney in a patient who has undergone transplant can function for upto 12-20 years.

2

How common are kidney stones?

Kidney stones are fairly common. During a lifetime, women are at a risk of 9% to develop kidney stones while men are at 19%.

3

How do I know if I have kidney stones?

Signs of kidney stones include pain during urination, pain in the back or stomach side, blood in the urine, nausea, vomiting, smelly urine, and fever.

4

Can I prevent kidney diseases?

One can prevent kidney diseases by eating a low-fat diet, reducing salt intake, exercising, not using tobacco and limiting consumption of alcohol.

5

Is kidney failure treatable?

Yes, kidney failure can be treated through dialysis or transplant.

6

What is GFR?

GFR stands for Glomerular Filtration Rate. It is used to describe the fluid’s flow rate through the kidney.

7

What is the difference between urologists and nephrologists?

Urologists focus on conditions that affect men and women’s urinary tract while nephrologists manage conditions that directly affect the kidney.

8

Can drinking more water prevent kidney stones from recurring?

Yes, drinking more water leads to frequent urination and prevents kidney stones.

9

Are there any side effects of kidney biopsy?

Yes, the most common side effect is bleeding.

10

Is alcohol harmful for kidneys?

If one drinks in moderation then alcohol is not very harmful. More than two drinks per day can lead to liver diseases and thus harm kidneys.

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