Cameron Green is suffering from kidney disease

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Perth. Australia’s fast bowling all-rounder Cameron Green has revealed that he is playing professional cricket with chronic kidney disease. He said that he was diagnosed with this disease at the time of his birth. Doctors said that his life expectancy was only 12 years.

Cameron Green said, “When I was born my parents were told I had chronic kidney disease. There were basically no symptoms, it was just detected through ultrasound. Chronic kidney disease is basically your Is a progressive disease of kidney health function.

Green told Channel 7, “Unfortunately, my kidneys don’t filter the blood like other kidneys. They’re at about 60% right now which is stage two. I consider myself very fortunate that I’m as healthy as other kidneys. “I’m not physically affected by chronic kidney disease. People who are are affected by the same thing.”

Green, 24, is not in Australia’s playing XI for the opening Test of the International Men’s Summer Match against Pakistan at the Optus Stadium in Perth, but he has managed to remain a consistent part of the team across all formats.

He said, “When I was little, my parents were told that I could stay very short. Which is quite funny to look back on now, standing at a height of six feet and six inches.” There are stages, the first stage being the least serious and the fifth stage being transplant or dialysis.”

Green’s mother, B. Tracy, and his father said they were scared when they first noticed the problem on an ultrasound during pregnancy.

Green has now gone public about his chronic kidney condition with the hope that his story will help others suffering from the disease and their families.

–IANS

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