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Acute kidney failure is a medical condition in which your kidneys cease to work almost suddenly. The condition occurs when the blood flow to your kidneys stops. It may also occur if you have a medical condition that is blocking passage of urine from your kidneys or if your kidney is damaged.

Self-Monitoring of Blood Glucose (or SMBG) is an approach where people with diabetes check their blood glucose levels at home with the help of a glucose meter. Monitoring helps you to take charge of your health and allows you to improve your blood sugar control and prevent complications.

Hypertension can have serious impact on your overall health. The risk of its complications cannot be ignored. But you can avoid the risk of these life-threatening complications by controlling your blood pressure (BP) through natural ways. 

High levels of cholesterol can increase your risk of heart disease. A healthy lifestyle along with a heart-friendly diet can help to lower cholesterol levels and reduce your risk.

Just like any other form of cancer, it is important that the disease is identified in the early stages itself. Therefore, you should be properly aware about the warning signs of brain cancer.

Kidney -  Prolonged periods of stress can indirectly hurt your kidneys. So you need to be stress free to keep your kidneys healthy.

High sugar levels can harm your body and impact the quality of life. However, you can manage your sugar levels by keeping a check on your nutritional intake.

We often forget to take note of things that could cause a spike in blood pressure levels like sleep apnea, and high sugar intake, among others.

Congestive heart failure is a condition when your heart stops pumping blood effectively. By being aware of the risk factors, you can manage your condition in a better way. Also, you must consult your doctor on a regular basis to get yourself checked.

Cervical cancer is cancer that affects the cells of the cervix in women. The cancer is believed to be caused by exposure to Human Papilloma Virus (HPV). Also, there are certain factors that are linked to an increased risk of acquiring HPV and developing cervical cancer.