What Causes Hypervolemia?

Kidney Failure

The kidneys play another critical role in filtering toxins and nutrients in the body. As such, they are critical in regulating the amount of sodium and fluids present in the body and blood. Individuals with kidney failure are thus at a high risk of developing hypervolemia. Patients hospitalized for kidney failure are typically closely monitored for rising fluid levels, as they are more susceptible to developing the associated condition. Diabetes and other metabolic disorders are also known to contribute to kidney problems, so monitoring these individuals for symptoms of hypervolemia is also practiced across the medical community.

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