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    What is glomerulonephritis and how is it managed?

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  • Dr Kieran Muir

    Nephrologist (Kidney Specialist)

    I am a passionate and skilled nephrologist with a keen interest in preventative kidney care. As a graduate of the University of Sydney’s MD program, … View Profile

    Glomerulonephritis refers to a group of kidney disorders affecting the glomeruli (the filtering units of your kidneys). These conditions can be acute or chronic, mild or severe, and may be related to autoimmune diseases, infections, or genetics. We use advanced diagnostics, such as kidney biopsies and specialised blood tests, to identify the specific type and cause. Treatment may include medications to control inflammation, manage underlying conditions, or suppress the immune system as needed.

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