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Risk of Long Distance Running

The physical stress of running a marathon can cause short-term kidney injury. Although kidneys of the examined runners fully recovered within two days post-marathon, the study raises questions concerning potential long-term impacts of this strenuous activity at a time when marathons are increasing in popularity.

Long distance running - increases body temperature - dehydrates the body - increases risk of kidney injury

Marathon Runners Might Have Risk of Kidney Injury

Long distance marathon race have negative effects on the body and the reduced supply of blood to kidneys can cause acute kidney injury. Read More

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