Constantly increasing temperatures and subsequent heat waves can be deadly for the organs, especially your kidneys which can stop functioning due to low-grade injuries. According to studies, chronic heat exposure can cause kidney failure, especially in those who are increasingly exposed to heat and dehydration. Read on to know how to protect and take care of your kidneys. , Health News, Times Now
Your urine tells a lot about your health and well-being. Produced when blood passes through the kidneys, after filtering out excess waste and water, urine travels through tubes known as ureters and is stored in the bladder until you urinate. However, many times you will notice a significant change in its colour, and according to health experts, there can be major illnesses or health conditions that you may be suffering from, behind this. , Health News, Times Now