kidney Shrinkage

Kidney Shrinkage is a condition in which the kidneys become smaller in size and gradually lose their ability to function properly. It is often linked to chronic kidney disease, long-term infections, uncontrolled diabetes, or high blood pressure. People with kidney shrinkage may experience fatigue, swelling, reduced urine output, and digestive problems. Early diagnosis, lifestyle changes, proper diet, and supportive treatments can help slow disease progression and protect remaining kidney function.