Chronic Kidney Disease|Renal Diagnosis (Health & Beauty - Fitness)
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Chronic Kidney Disease|Renal Diagnosis | |
Kidney disease diagnosis requires blood tests. To evaluate renal function, creatinine levels are measured. Renal disease may be indicated by high creatinine levels. Renal health may also be determined by further tests like blood urea (BUN), the glomerular filtrate rate (GFR), or others. Blood, protein, and other abnormalities that could be signs of renal injury or functioning can be found during urine tests. Treatment for Kidney Disease The condition and stage of the renal disease will determine the treatment. Some common approaches include:- Dietary Modifications: Adopting a diet low in potassium and sodium, as well as phosphorus, can help reduce the stress on the renals. Blood Pressure Control: It is important to control blood pressure through medication and lifestyle changes. High blood pressure may cause renal damage. Medication: There are various drugs available to treat renal disease symptoms and halt the disease's progression. Chronic kidney disease(CKD) is a progressive loss of renal function. The National Kidney Foundation categorises CKD based on GFR and other clinical markers. Early ckd diagnosis is crucial to slow down the progression of CKD and prevent renal failure. The treatment of CKD includes lifestyle changes, blood pressure management, and medications that control underlying conditions that contribute to renal damage. Diagnosis of Renal Failure Renal failure occurs when the renals cannot function normally. Acute renal injury occurs when renal function is suddenly and severely lost. Chronic kidney disease can lead to chronic renal failure. Renal diagnosis involves the assessment of renal functions using blood and urine testing as well as imaging tests such as CT scans and ultrasounds. The Side Effects of High Creatinine A high level of creatinine is a sign that you have a renal issue. High creatinine can cause symptoms like fatigue, nausea, and loss of appetite. These levels can also cause swelling in the hands or feet and changes to urination. Untreated high levels of creatinine may cause renal damage or even progress to CKD.  | |
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