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I’mReally Confused On A Good Diet For The Kidneys I Believe We Are At The Beginning Of A Relapse And Labs Are Indicating High .protein .
Also Memory is not good .
BRAIN
FOG
Symptoms
• Fatigue
• Feeling disoriented • Feeling spaced out
or detached
• Forgetfulness
• Lack of focus
• Mental exhaustion • Not feeling as sharp
or clear • Slow or difficult to
process thoughts • Trouble recalling
information
Causes
• ADHD
• Autoimmune disorders
• Depression and anxiety
• Low iron • Medication side effects, such as antidepressants or
those for nerve pain
• Menopause
• Migraines
• Long COVID
• Pregnancy
• Sleep apnea
• Thyroid problems • Vitamin deficiencies,
especially vitamin D
Natural Treatments • Practicing stress management techniques, like yoga, deep
breathing or meditation
• Drinking caffeine in moderation
• Scheduling breaks in your day to avoid mental fatigue
• Minimizing distractions and keeping a clutter free space
• Stimulating your brain with puzzles or reading
What helps with chemo brain?
Aim to get a good night's sleep and rest in the day when you need to – try to avoid becoming over tired. Try to exercise each day if possible. This can help you to sleep and lift your mood. Keeping your mind active may help – for example, doing crosswords, sudoku and puzzles.
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Coping with cognitive changes (chemo brain) | Treatment for cancer
For managing kidney health, especially during a myeloma relapse, consider the following dietary tips:
- Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water to support kidney function. Avoid sugary drinks like soda and sweetened teas
- Limit High-Protein Foods: Since high protein levels can strain the kidneys, be cautious with protein Show Full Answer
What Are The Risk Consequences For Testing Positive For The Bence Jones M Protein (aka Increased Protein Into Kidneys, How To Treat Timely)
So I Got All My Bloodwork Back.
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