a Nephrologist
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Hypertension is a leading cause of morbidity and half the population don’t know they have it, let alone how to treat it.

Board certified Nephrologist shown to decrease morbidity.

Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)

Hypertension aka High Blood Pressure

Diabetic Kidney

Dialysis

Hospital Nephrology

Iron Deficiency

Myeloma Kidney

Renovascular Hypertension

What Does a Nephrologist Do?

A nephrologist’s primary goal is to preserve the remaining kidney function.

Nephrologists diagnose and treat kidney diseases, including both the conditions
these diseases can produce, such as hypertension, as well as diseases that can
cause kidney failure, such as diabetes mellitus and polycystic kidney disease.

Dr. Yazdani is ABIM Board Certified in Nephrology and a proud member of the American Society of Nephrologists.

How Treatment Works

Diagnosis first, then medications.

Knowing your health or disease inside and out, not only makes you more confident in understanding how your body works, but it also gives us more options when deciding on the best medications or lifestyle changes.

Lifestyle is very important.

A good example is sodium chloride [NaCl] and hypertension. Consumption of a high salt diet must end as a first step in curtailing it. In almost all kidney diseases, control of high blood pressure is critically important to preserve kidney function.

Coordination of Care

Collaboration with other physicians and healthcare providers, hospital and insurance systems is crucial in our patients’ path to health successes.

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I sincerely appreciate Dr. Yazdani’s kindness, care, and compassion.

DIANA G.

Verified Patient

Dr. Nasimeh Yazdani

As a board certified Nephrologist, Dr. Yazdani
has greater than a decade of expertise in this
area. She is a USC volunteer faculty member
and a mentor for Nurse Practitioner students at
the USC School of Nursing.

Nephrology services at Seaside Medical
Practice consists of the care of kidney related
conditions, including chronic kidney disease
(CKD), peritoneal and hemodialysis, continuous
renal replacement therapy,
glomerulonephropathies, diabetic nephropathy,
and hypertension (elevated blood pressure).