H
Hellion
Guest
Original poster
So I've always had problems with my kidney, ever since I was a little kid. I've suffered from extreme pain in those areas, and my right kidney has always been only a fraction of the size of my left one. But today when I went to the doc to get a regular exam done, it appears that something strange appeared in my bloodwork, and there's a high possibly that my right kidney had stopped functioning altogether, and is just a big ball of scar tissue. I'm being referred to a specialist during the summer months, but there's a good chance that I'll need surgery to remove the kidney. Now I know lots of people only have one kidney and live fine with it, but I'm nervous. What if something goes wrong? What if my other kidney starts to give out?
Chronic kidney disease,
I wish I could flip you off. /:
Chronic kidney disease,
I wish I could flip you off. /: