Global Nephrology Training with Dr. Aimun Ahmed
Enhance your nephrology expertise with personalized training programs led by Dr. Aimun Ahmed. Join our hands-on courses, workshops, and one-to-one sessions to advance your professional skills.
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Dr. Aimun Ahmed
Dr. Aimun Ahmed Consultant Nephrologist & Kidney Specialist
Delivering world-class kidney care with compassion and clinical excellence specialised in chronic and acute kidney disease, transplant medicine, and personalised renal management worldwide.
30+ Years
Of Experiance
Expert Kidney Care
Why Choose Dr. Aimun Ahmed?
Dr. Aimun Ahmed provides advanced, evidence-based nephrology care combining UK clinical standards with a deep understanding of patients’ needs, ensuring accurate diagnosis, safe treatment, and long-term kidney health.
Nephrology Care
Kidney & Nephrology Services by Dr. Aimun Ahmed
Comprehensive nephrology services covering diagnosis, treatment, and long-term management of kidney-related conditions.
News & Achievements
Beyond the Clinic, Our Journey in the Medical World
Follow our journey beyond daily practice from attending international medical conferences to sharing expertise and celebrating milestones that shape our commitment to excellence.
Real Experiences, Real Results
What Patients Say About Dr. Aimun Ahmed
Real patient experiences reflect the quality of medical care, accuracy in diagnosis, and humane attention that Dr. Ayman Ahmed provides to his patients.
Dr. Aimun explained my condition clearly and guided me step by step.
Excellent medical knowledge with genuine care and attention.
My kidney function stabilised thanks to his early diagnosis.
Every question was answered patiently and professionally.
International-level care with personal attention.
Kidney Insights
Educational Articles by Dr. Aimun Ahmed
Educational articles to help patients understand kidney health and treatments.
Latest News
Immunosuppressive Medications Side Effects: A Comprehensive Guide
Are you concerned about the complications associated with immunosuppressive medications? These potent drugs save lives but carry serious risks—infections, organ damage, and metabolic disorders threaten your health daily. Understanding immunosuppressive medications side effects helps you manage treatment safely under expert guidance. Immunosuppressive Medications Side Effects When you receive medications that suppress your immune system, they…
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Understanding Hereditary Kidney Disease: What Families Need to Know
When your kidneys struggle to filter waste from your blood, the impact ripples through your entire body. But what happens when this condition isn't just a random health event—when it's written into your very genes? For millions of families worldwide, kidney disease isn't just a medical diagnosis; it's a shared legacy passed down through generations.…
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Autoimmune Kidney Disease: Symptoms, Diagnosis & Treatment Guide
Your kidneys work tirelessly every day, filtering roughly 200 quarts of blood to remove waste and excess fluid. But what happens when your body's own defense system mistakes these vital organs for foreign invaders? This is the reality for thousands of people living with autoimmune kidney disease—a condition where the immune system, designed to protect…
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Glomerulonephritis: Symptoms, Diagnosis & Treatment | Dr. Aimun Ahmed
Have you noticed swelling in your face or ankles, or blood in your urine? These could be signs of glomerulonephritis. Left untreated, this type of kidney inflammation can progress to kidney failure, affecting your ability to filter waste from your blood. Early diagnosis and proper management can protect your kidneys and preserve their function for…
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Kidney Dialysis: Guide to Treatment, Types, and Living Well
Your kidneys work silently every day, filtering waste and keeping your body in balance. But what happens when they can't do their job anymore? For millions of people worldwide, the answer lies in kidney dialysis—a treatment that takes over when kidneys fail. If you've recently been told you might need dialysis, you're probably feeling overwhelmed.…
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Kidney Obstruction: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Are you suffering from a dull, persistent ache in your back or a sudden inability to pass urine normally? These aren't just annoyances; they are warning signs that your body’s drainage system is failing. Ignoring the pressure building inside you could lead to permanent damage of kidney obstruction. Dr. Prof. Aimun Ahmed, a Consultant Nephrologist…
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Patient & Professional Resources
Access reliable medical resources, educational materials, and professional insights designed to support patients and healthcare professionals in understanding kidney health, treatment options, and ongoing care.
11th Preston Renal Biopsy Course - 29 & 30 Jan 2026
Most nephrologists perform renal biopsies on both native and transplant kidneys. Training is usually “on the job” under the supervision of an experienced biopsy operator. However, other than watching, there is very little in terms of hands-on training before one performs the first couple of biopsies. The aim of this course is to provide an introduction regarding indications, contraindications and complications of renal biopsy. We have real cases to debate whether doing a kidney biopsy would be useful or not. We also offer ‘’Meet the Expert’’ sessions. The course also includes pathology teaching, Consent and ethical issues, and up-to-date management of common biopsy outcomes. The unique feature of this course is that over 2 days, there are hands-on sessions in small groups. You will have the opportunity to practice the use of ultrasound to identify and localise native kidneys of healthy volunteers as well as transplant patients. You will learn and experience the effect of correct positioning of the patient in this process as well. You will gain hands-on experience with the actual biopsy itself with our purpose-built renal biopsy simulator with real kidneys, and also with a renal biopsy training model using different techniques and different guns and needles. Finally, you will examine the biopsy cores under microscope to make sure they are adequate. All of this will give you valuable experience and the opportunity to get a grip on equipment and handling in a stress-free setting. This course does not provide formal certification of competency in doing renal biopsy. This is the only course in the UK and worldwide to train on a purpose-designed model. Since its start in 2012, the course has attracted participants from 48 countries across 4 continents. The course also offers 12 CME points by the Royal College of Physicians in London.
International Conferences & Medical Forums
Dr. Aimun Ahmed's Gallery
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Your Questions Answered
Kidney Care Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers to common questions about kidney diseases and treatments.
If you have abnormal kidney tests, high blood pressure, diabetes, or symptoms affecting kidney function.
It cannot be cured, but progression can be slowed with proper management.
For many patients, transplantation offers better quality of life, but suitability varies individually.
Yes, when performed by specialists under controlled medical conditions.
Yes, uncontrolled hypertension is a leading cause of kidney disease.
Yes, immunosuppressive medication is essential to protect the transplanted kidney.
Most nephrologists perform renal biopsies on both native and transplant kidneys. Training is usually “on the job” under the supervision of an experienced biopsy operator. However, other than watching, there is very little in terms of hands-on training before one performs the first couple of biopsies.