Protecting Your Kidneys — Before, During, and After Disease

The Nephrology Department at Sunrise provides specialist care for all conditions affecting kidney function — from early-stage chronic kidney disease and hypertensive nephropathy to acute kidney injury, glomerular diseases, and dialysis management. Our nephrologists work closely with the Kidney Transplant Unit and urology team for integrated renal care.

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Treatments and procedures

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Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) Management

Long-term, structured care for chronic kidney disease, focused on slowing disease progression and protecting kidney function through medication, diet, and regular monitoring.

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Acute Kidney Injury Treatment

Prompt diagnosis and treatment of sudden kidney function decline, addressing the underlying cause quickly to support recovery and prevent lasting kidney damage.

03

Haemodialysis & Peritoneal Dialysis

Reliable dialysis treatment for patients with advanced kidney failure, offering both haemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis options tailored to each patient's lifestyle and medical needs.

04

Glomerulonephritis Diagnosis & Management

Accurate diagnosis and ongoing treatment of glomerulonephritis, addressing inflammation in the kidney's filtering units to protect long-term kidney function.

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Hypertensive Kidney Disease Management

Careful management of kidney damage caused by long-term high blood pressure, combining blood pressure control with kidney-protective treatment to slow further decline.

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Diabetic Nephropathy Management

Specialist management of kidney complications arising from diabetes, helping protect kidney function through coordinated blood sugar and blood pressure control.

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Renal Biopsy

A precise diagnostic procedure that examines a small sample of kidney tissue, helping identify the exact cause of kidney disease to guide the most effective treatment.

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Pre & Post Transplant Nephrology Care

Comprehensive nephrology support before and after kidney transplant, ensuring patients are properly evaluated, prepared, and monitored throughout their transplant journey.

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Electrolyte & Fluid Disorder Management

Careful correction of electrolyte and fluid imbalances in the body, addressing conditions that can affect heart, muscle, and overall organ function if left untreated.

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Polycystic Kidney Disease Management

Long-term management of polycystic kidney disease, monitoring kidney function closely and addressing complications early to help preserve kidney health for as long as possible.

Our Doctors

Dr. Bibin Johny

Consultant Nephrologist

Faq

Swelling in the legs and feet, fatigue, reduced urine output, foamy urine, high blood pressure, and persistent back pain can all indicate kidney problems. Many kidney diseases are symptom-free in early stages — regular blood and urine tests are the best way to detect them early.

Not always. For acute kidney injury, dialysis may be temporary while the kidneys recover. For end-stage chronic kidney disease, dialysis is a long-term treatment unless a kidney transplant is performed.

Yes. Diabetic nephropathy is one of the leading causes of kidney failure worldwide. Good control of blood sugar and blood pressure can significantly slow or prevent kidney damage.

Patients with end-stage kidney disease who are medically suitable and have a compatible donor — living or deceased — may be candidates for transplant. Our nephrology and transplant teams will assess your eligibility together.

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