Dr. Mayank Jain

Sr. Consultant- Dept. of Nephrology

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Dr. Mayank jain is Nephrologist or commonly called - Kidney doctor - practicing at Medipulse hospital, Jodhpur, India. He is an expert in Critical Care Nephrology, Hemodialysis, Pregnancy with Renal Failure, Therapeutic Plasma Exchange, Double Lumen Tripal Lumen, Permcath Dialylo Insertion, Kidney Biopsy, Kidny Transplant Workup.

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DNB (Nephrology)
M.D. (Medical)
M.B.B.S.

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Coverage List: What’s Not Covered In Neurosurgery & Neurology Under RGHS

The Rajasthan Government Health Scheme provides a comprehensive health insurance package for government employees of Rajasthan. However, health insurance doesn’t cover every medical expense

When Will You Need Surgery For Kidney Stones?

Kidney stones are hard deposits that are found in your kidneys. They are made out of calcium or uric acid. Kidney stones start out small, but they grow bigger when more and more minerals and waste products like uric acid are added to them. The size of the kidney stone defines the amount of problems it can cause.

Kidney Failure And Need Of Dialysis

The filters of our body, as we know them, are two bean-shaped organs and their primary function is to remove waste and fluid from our body. They also help in maintaining the blood pressure levels of the body and keep the body functions running.

Life Before And After Dialysis Begins

The human kidneys are two bean-shaped organs that are located in the belly region, right under the rib cage and diaphragm. Located one on each side of the spine, the kidneys' primary function is to remove the waste and extra fluid that the body accumulates during the day to day functioning. Apart from this, the kidneys also maintain healthy blood pressure, keep the bones strong, maintain proper mineral levels, and produce the hormone that promotes the formation of red blood cells. But what happens when the Kidney loses its ability to function due to an illness or injury?

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