
Chronic diseases, such as kidney disease, interfere with everyday life. Chronic disease management specialist Andrea C. Beavers, PA-C and our knowledgeable team at Star Treatment Healthcare Services and Med Spa help you fight the good fight by managing your health holistically to prevent further complications and improve your general well-being.
You are so much more than your disease. Mrs. Beavers helps you regain control through healthy lifestyle adjustments, such as:
We’ll help you manage your disease while improving your physical and emotional health.
Our kidneys filter waste from our blood. Chronic kidney disease hampers this crucial system, increasing your risk for anemia, high blood pressure, poor nutrition and more. Other health issues, such as heart disease and diabetes, often lead to chronic kidney disease. Mrs. Beavers helps you diagnose and manage kidney disease and other chronic illnesses before they progress.
According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), there are five basic steps to help someone manage and even prevent chronic illness.
Aerobic exercise and weight training builds cardiovascular health, muscle strength, balance and stamina. According to the National Kidney Foundation®, regular exercise helps people fight kidney disease in many ways as it:
Mrs. Beavers creates a customized exercise program to help keep you fit to feel better overall.
Stress worsens chronic diseases. Managing chronic illness also causes stress. Don’t go it alone. We help you keep your life in better harmony through meditation techniques and other lifestyle choices.
We offer nutritional guidance to give you a stronger foundation to fight chronic kidney disease. Mrs. Beavers helps you:
We recommend consuming plenty of fresh or frozen fruit and vegetables, low-fat dairy products, fish, poultry, whole grains, seeds, and nuts, while reducing sugar, fat, and red meat, to keep your body in optimal shape.
Smoking tobacco slows blood flow to your kidneys and other organs, making it even more difficult to fight kidney disease. If you smoke and wish to quit, we advise you on behavioral changes and programs that can help.
Everyone feels better following a full night’s sleep. Studies have also shown poor sleep worsens kidney disease. Mrs. Beavers suggests various ways to improve your sleep, such as:
Increasing exercise during the day also helps you get the rest you need at night.
For help managing chronic kidney disease or other chronic conditions, from diabetes and lung disease to heart disease and cancer, contact chronic disease management specialist Andrea C. Beavers, PA-C and our knowledgeable team at Star Treatment Healthcare Services and Med Spa in Dallas, Texas, to book an appointment today.