A kidney, urinary tract, and reproductive system surgeon (urologist) pointed out that obstructive diseases of the urinary system are often asymptomatic. He stated that many patients seek medical attention only after losing a significant portion of their kidney function, and in some cases, dialysis is the only treatment option.
Late Visits Lead Patients to Dialysis
A urologist highlights that many patients with obstructive urinary diseases delay seeking treatment until significant kidney function is lost, often leading to the necessity of dialysis. This raises concerns about public health awareness and timely medical intervention in Iran.
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📰 What Happened
A urologist has raised concerns about patients delaying treatment for obstructive urinary diseases until significant kidney function is lost, often resulting in the need for dialysis. This situation points to a lack of public health awareness regarding kidney health.
- Obstructive urinary diseases can be asymptomatic until severe damage occurs.
- Delayed treatment often leads to irreversible kidney damage and reliance on dialysis.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Chronic kidney disease is a growing concern globally, and in Iran, it is exacerbated by limited public awareness and access to timely healthcare.
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