You can live with only 1, but you cannot live without kidneys.
A normal human can function with a single kidney. But to live without one requires dialysis on a regular basis.
no a person cannot live without there kidneys with out medical help
I don't think you can live with NO kidneys, but you can live without one. you need your kidneys to filter liquids, so no you DO need both of them to live
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Your kidneys filter toxic substances out of your blood. If you didn't have kidneys, these would build up and basically poison you.
They are as important as other organs as you can't live without them.
You can live with just one but the other kidney would have to be removed or the drainage of urine from that kidney would have to be rerouted.
Yes, but your kidneys and liver filter your blood too so you can live without an appendix.
Death can occur in the case of non-dialysis kidney failure. But the longevity of a patient depends on various factors that include whether the disease is acute or chronic, the residual function left in the kidneys, the age of the patient, and other illnesses. With complete renal failure, the duration of living without dialysis in people who choose not to use it or cannot undergo the procedure can vary from a few days to several weeks. Common symptoms of the condition, such as accumulation of fluid, disorientation, tiredness, and breathing difficulties, get worse with time. Palliative care might be offered to those who do not have dialysis access. Every individual with kidney failure should consult a nephrologist about the treatment options. Those patients who are looking into getting dialysis, a renal transplant, or any other medical intervention can turn to MedicoExperts and get a kidney specialist.
yes but you would have to walk around with a bag with urine and have a tube were the urine comes from the kidneys
It all matters how strong the person can hold life into themselves.
They could keep you alive artificially but you would be on dialisis constantly. If you were to not stay on your dialisis, then you would die.
you can live with one