Renal failure, also known as renal failure, is a condition that can take many forms: acute when it is sudden and chronic when it develops slowly over a period of at least 3 months [1]. Acute renal failure may progress to chronic renal failure [2]. When these two phenomena occur, your kidneys are no longer able to provide the role that keeps your body healthy. Despite their similarity, the causes, symptoms and treatments of these 2 types of renal failure are very different. Learning to identify the symptoms as well as the causes of this disease and being able to differentiate its 2 forms can be helpful if you, or a loved one, suffer from kidney failure.
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