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why do we have two kidneys when we can live with only one?
why do we have two kidneys when we can live with only one?
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Truth of the matter is, you just have to live in one. Some people just come in to this world, because they are not growing up properly yet. In the second case, the two kidneys, and their contact with one another, when they are growing and merging to form a single kidney in the form of a horse. People of this type, the kidney has to be very careful because they are ill, in order to be easier for you than for him to have both of your kidneys.
Our kidneys of experience drops. At the same time, the blood could not be used, and we are being very sick at the time. This is the only way to survive is to be connected to a large drive, but thoroughly cleanses your blood, or a kidney transplant.
This was the case with me when one of my kidneys stopped functioning properly. My father gave me one of her kidneys. “Thank You, Father.”
Fertilizer, kidney transplant involves two people: the cause of action, that will give a kidney, and the recipient, who will be getting one.
For a new kidney, which of these classes to take part in both the donor and the recipient have the only one that works correctly. Both the donor and the recipient are able to live a long and happy life with only one kidney. They just need to make sure that they are eating a healthy diet and exercise to stay in shape. As a person living in Australia have had a kidney transplant at 45 years old!
So even though your body works at its best when all your body is inside of you and the work that scientists still don’t know why we have two kidneys. However, it is important for you to know that we’ve got enough parts to which it is possible to live without it.
And if you, the adult, is in for a service, then it would be good to make sure that you are able to register as an organ donor, and also to communicate with the members of your family, you want to know what you are going to donate. You might save a life one more time.
