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The kidneys play a central role in maintaining the body’s fluid balance, regulating blood pressure, and filtering waste. To raise awareness and promote health, Feminea Lab is now introducing science-based kidney health tests based on blood tests, empowering individuals to deepen their understanding of their kidney health and take preventive measures to maintain their well-being.
Feminea Lab’s kidney health tests are designed to use blood tests to measure and analyze various parameters such as creatinine, sodium, calcium, albumin and other health markers that are essential for a comprehensive assessment of kidney function. By offering these blood tests and kidney tests, we aim to give people the tools to proactively take control of their kidney health.
A blood test that focuses specifically on the condition of the kidneys allows the individual to detect any abnormalities or problems early. This allows for early interventions and lifestyle adjustments to promote optimal kidney function and overall health.
“At Feminea Lab, we are proud to offer science-based kidney health testing to support people’s well-being. By understanding kidney health, we can take action to prevent potential problems and promote long-term health and quality of life,” says Roger Svensson, CEO of Feminea Lab.
It is important to note that if you experience kidney pain or experience symptoms that could indicate possible problems, we strongly recommend that you contact your doctor for a thorough examination and possible medical advice.
Facts about kidneys
The kidneys are important organs in the body with several critical functions for maintaining health and well-being. Here are some facts about the kidneys:
Filtration of blood: The kidneys play a central role in cleansing the blood of waste products and excess fluid. This occurs through the formation of urine, with the kidneys excreting substances such as creatinine and urea.
Regulation of fluid balance: The kidneys help maintain the body’s fluid balance by regulating the amount of water excreted or retained in urine.
Electrolyte balance: The kidneys regulate the levels of important electrolytes such as sodium and potassium in the body. This balance is important for nerve impulses, muscle contractions and other biological processes.
Blood pressure regulation: The kidneys are involved in regulating blood pressure by producing a chemical called renin. Renin affects vessel diameter and blood volume.
Synthesis of red blood cells: The kidneys produce erythropoietin, a hormone that stimulates the production of red blood cells in the bone marrow. This is important to maintain oxygen transport in the body.
pH regulation: The kidneys play a key role in balancing the body’s pH by excreting hydrogen ions and regulating bicarbonate in urine.
Taxation: In addition to filtering waste products, the kidneys play a role in eliminating toxins and drugs from the body.
Size and location: The human kidneys are about the size of a clenched fist and are located in the lower back, one on each side of the spine.
Individual variation: People can have different kidney sizes, and some people are born with only one kidney, called a solitary kidney.
Important for general health: The well-being of the kidneys affects the health of the entire body and any abnormality or disease can lead to serious health problems if not detected and treated in a timely manner.
Feminea Lab is committed to being a trusted partner for your health and continues to develop innovative solutions to promote a holistic view of well-being. For more information about our kidney health tests and how you can take control of your kidney health, visit our health testing pages:
Roger SvenssonVDroger.svensson@citikliniken.com
FemineaLab, your partner in women’s health and wellness, provides trusted health testing and easily accessible information to help women take control of their health. With our range of tailored testing packages and FemineaLab Academy’s extensive knowledge bank, we help women everywhere make informed decisions about their wellbeing. Together we are making a difference in women’s health. FemineaLab is part of Citikliniken Sverige AB. Founded in Norrtälje – Stockholm region.
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