How common is dying from kidney failure?

Answer by  roger (199)

Renal failure can be divided into acute or chronic. Acute kidney failure a result of a toxic overload. include accidents, injuries or complications from surgery &Drug overdoses. chronic kidney disease The common cause is diabetes mellitus, hypertension. Overuse of common drugs, such as aspirin, ibuprofen, cocaine and acetaminophen to be blamed.

Answer by  TwoToneDodge (2204)

In the United States alone kidney failure was the ninth leading cause of death in 2001. Kidney disease is common here and can be hard to identify right away. Because diabetes is common in the United States kidney failure is always right behind, as many diabetics suffer from this ailment.

Answer by  Sara64 (113)

Now kidney failure becomes a common thing. Most of the people died because of kidney failure. The use of alcoholic products, is an important reason for kidney failure. Kidney failure is also caused because of the life style and fooding system of the people. Even the youngsters also died because of this

Answer by  KIndiraNarasimham (142)

In some cases, chronic renal failure or end-stage renal disease may develop. Death is most common when kidney failure is caused by surgery, trauma, or severe infection in someone with heart disease, lung disease, or recent stroke. Old age, infection, loss of blood from the intestinal tract, and progression of kidney failure also increase the risk of death.