391 Eastern Pkwy, Brooklyn
331 Knickerbocker Ave, Brooklyn
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Nephrology

Doral Health & Wellnes Kidney Department

Doral Health & Wellness Nephrology provides comprehensive care for patients with kidney disease. Our nephrologists offer a range of services, including diagnosis, treatment, and management of various kidney conditions. We provide personalized care, using advanced diagnostics and treatment plans, including dialysis and transplantation, to help you manage your kidney health and improve your quality of life.
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Conditions

Doral Health offers comprehensive Nephrology services for

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Renal Support

Kidney disease often has no early symptoms. Doral Nephrology provides advanced diagnostics and personalized treatment plans to address your concerns. Take control of your health and book your appointment today

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Procedures

Nephrology services for kidney care

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about conditions, treatments, appointments, and what to expect from your care.

When should I see a nephrologist or kidney specialist?

You may need a nephrologist if you have reduced kidney function, protein or blood in the urine, difficult-to-control high blood pressure, electrolyte problems, recurrent kidney issues, or chronic kidney disease. Referral may also be recommended based on abnormal blood or urine tests.

Kidney disease can have no symptoms early on. Possible signs include swelling in the legs or around the eyes, changes in urination, fatigue, nausea, itching, poor appetite, or persistent high blood pressure, but blood and urine tests are often needed to detect early disease.
Diabetes can damage the kidney’s filtering units over time, while high blood pressure can damage kidney blood vessels. Controlling blood sugar and blood pressure can help reduce the risk of kidney damage and slow progression.
Kidney function is commonly evaluated with blood tests such as creatinine and estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR), urine tests for protein or albumin, and sometimes imaging such as ultrasound. Additional tests may be ordered depending on the suspected cause.

Dialysis may be needed when kidney function becomes severely reduced and the kidneys can no longer adequately remove waste, manage fluid, or balance electrolytes. The decision is based on symptoms, laboratory findings, overall health, and kidney function rather than a single test result.

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For general information regarding our services, please email:
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1 (929) 990-2067
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391 Eastern Pkwy,

Brooklyn, NY 11216

331 Knickerbocker Ave,

Brooklyn, NY 11237

43 Jamaica Ave,

Brooklyn, NY 11207

1220 East NY Ave,

Brooklyn, NY 11212

5002 Flatlands Ave,

Brooklyn, NY 11234

1797 Pitkin Ave,

Brooklyn, NY 11212

155 Bay St,

Staten Island, NY 10301

65-06 Myrtle Ave,

Glendale, NY 11385

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