Kidney and Urologic Diseases Articles

Floating particles in urine are usually harmless but may indicate a urinary or kidney issue. Causes depend on symptoms like pain, fever, or urine color changes.

Foamy or bubbly urine indicates excess protein in the urine, which can be a sign of a kidney problem and should be checked if it occurs often.

Ureaplasma is a small bacterium that is commonly transmitted during sexual acts, occasionally leading to urinary or genital infection among both men and women.

Leukocytes (white blood cells) help protect the body from infections, but their presence in urine can suggest a possible health concern.

A kidney infection is a painful illness. Preventing kidney infections can save the person from this pain. Read the article below for further infection.

Recent advancements in bladder cancer treatments offer hope for curative care, mainly for patients with high-risk conditions.

Have you ever wondered how we can identify inherited health problems? Genetic testing does just that by closely detecting specific genes.

Primary FSGS is characterized by scarring of the kidneys. Continue reading to learn about the role of circulating glomerular permeability factors in FSGS.

Have you heard of a treatment that trains the immune system to fight cancer effectively? That is immunotherapy, an approach for treating urothelial cancer.

It is possible to reduce the risk of developing urothelial carcinoma. Habits such as a balanced diet and not smoking are some of the factors that can be controlled.