A potentially fatal condition with sudden onset, characterized by uremia, that can be caused by the kidneys not receiving enough blood to filter is called Renal artery stenosis or Acute kidney failure.
The narrowing of one or more arteries that supply blood to your kidneys is known as renal artery stenosis (renal arteries).
Your kidneys can't get enough oxygen-rich blood because of artery narrowing.
To assist in filtering waste materials and eliminating extra fluids, your kidneys require a sufficient blood flow.
Your kidneys' decreased blood flow could harm renal tissue and raise your body's blood pressure.
Clogging of the renal arteries. Your renal artery walls are susceptible to plaque buildup from fats, cholesterol, and other chemicals (atherosclerosis).
Larger deposits have the potential to harden, decrease blood flow, result in kidney scarring, and ultimately restrict the artery.
