Contact sports, such as football and hockey, can damage the last remaining kidney, which will mean that that person will need a new kidney.
are there any problems with playing contact sports if you have been diagnosed with horseshoe kidneys and are a 16 year old male.
No, there is risk in many activities, not just contact sports.
In contact sports yes
Return to contact sports should only occur after one week with no symptoms, both at rest and during activity, and following examination by a physician.
They shouldn't. Contact sports give people a positive way to interact athletically. If it were not for contact sports, there would be much more violence.
One Kidney Works Fine. After donating a kidney in 2000, the physician's instructions were simple: do not play contact sports; avoid ibuprofen. The donor's remaining kidney enlarges over time and handles all the tasks previously handled by two kidneys. The donor should be able, after recovery, to resume normal activities and lifestyle.
Being good at sports and never give up.
Yes, either with a cup for sports with direct contact, or just for support when running or playing non-contact sports.
no because there will be riots if this happens
Contact sports are avoided for one week following unconsciousness of only seconds, and for two weeks for unconsciousness of a minute or more.
Only if you are active at the time you are drinking it because, there is a lot of salt in it and salt can build up and give you kidney stones.
maybe, but u should just not waste your time on here and go ask a doctor!