34 min
Unlocking the Secrets: A South Asian's Guide to Kidney Health ft Dr. Priyanka Gogte, MD, Nephrologist Brown Women Health
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- Health & Fitness
Did you know that South Asians have a higher risk of kidney disease due to elevated rates of diabetes and high blood pressure?
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Welcome to the Brown Women Health Podcast, where we bring you insightful conversations on various aspects of South Asian health. In this episode, your hosts Ameek Bindra and Pooja Velury, student doctors, sit down with Dr. Priyanka Gogte, a renowned nephrologist, to discuss the critical topic of kidney health. This episode is co-produced by Mrinal Gokhale and Tanushri Akula.
Dr. Priyanka Gogte, an expert in kidney health, joins us to provide valuable advice on optimizing kidney health and recognizing warning signs before it's too late. As we dive into the conversation, we explore the factors that contribute to the increased risk of kidney disease among South Asians, such as diabetes and high blood pressure.
Together with Dr. Gogte, we discuss her job title and function, as well as what sparked her interest in kidney health. Discover why kidneys are crucial organs for overall health and gain a deeper understanding of common kidney disorders and their warning signs. Dr. Gogte generously shares proactive lifestyle measures that can be taken to ensure optimal kidney health.
In addition, we explore how high blood pressure and diabetes specifically increase the likelihood of kidney problems. Dr. Gogte draws from her experiences working with South Asian patients, shedding light on their knowledge of kidney health and the challenges they may face.
Culturally competent care plays a significant role in Dr. Gogte's practice, and we delve into its importance and impact on patient outcomes. Together, we aim to uncover the barriers preventing some individuals in the community from seeking help for kidney-related issues and discuss strategies to overcome them.
Listen in as Dr. Gogte provides insights into early signs that indicate kidney problems, empowering our listeners to be proactive and identify potential concerns at an early stage. By tuning into this episode of the Brown Women Health Podcast, you won't just gain valuable knowledge about kidney health; you'll also be equipped with the tools to take charge of your own well-being. Don't miss out on this informative conversation that has the potential to positively impact your life.
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Did you know that South Asians have a higher risk of kidney disease due to elevated rates of diabetes and high blood pressure?
.
.
.
Welcome to the Brown Women Health Podcast, where we bring you insightful conversations on various aspects of South Asian health. In this episode, your hosts Ameek Bindra and Pooja Velury, student doctors, sit down with Dr. Priyanka Gogte, a renowned nephrologist, to discuss the critical topic of kidney health. This episode is co-produced by Mrinal Gokhale and Tanushri Akula.
Dr. Priyanka Gogte, an expert in kidney health, joins us to provide valuable advice on optimizing kidney health and recognizing warning signs before it's too late. As we dive into the conversation, we explore the factors that contribute to the increased risk of kidney disease among South Asians, such as diabetes and high blood pressure.
Together with Dr. Gogte, we discuss her job title and function, as well as what sparked her interest in kidney health. Discover why kidneys are crucial organs for overall health and gain a deeper understanding of common kidney disorders and their warning signs. Dr. Gogte generously shares proactive lifestyle measures that can be taken to ensure optimal kidney health.
In addition, we explore how high blood pressure and diabetes specifically increase the likelihood of kidney problems. Dr. Gogte draws from her experiences working with South Asian patients, shedding light on their knowledge of kidney health and the challenges they may face.
Culturally competent care plays a significant role in Dr. Gogte's practice, and we delve into its importance and impact on patient outcomes. Together, we aim to uncover the barriers preventing some individuals in the community from seeking help for kidney-related issues and discuss strategies to overcome them.
Listen in as Dr. Gogte provides insights into early signs that indicate kidney problems, empowering our listeners to be proactive and identify potential concerns at an early stage. By tuning into this episode of the Brown Women Health Podcast, you won't just gain valuable knowledge about kidney health; you'll also be equipped with the tools to take charge of your own well-being. Don't miss out on this informative conversation that has the potential to positively impact your life.
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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brownwomenhealth/message
Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brownwomenhealth/support
34 min