Also called: renal function
Although kidneys are relatively small (each one is about the size of your fist), when they are healthy, they process 100% of the body’s blood supply about every 5 minutes.
Kidneys also perform many important functions. They clean waste from the blood, manage fluid in the body, control blood pressure, make red blood cells and balance acidity and mineral composition.
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- New to Kidney Disease
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External links
- – National Kidney and Urologic Diseases Information Clearinghouse (NKUDIC)
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