What Are the Signs When Kidney Starts Giving Up

A good knowledge about signs of kidney disease contributes to treating and managing illness progression for Chronic Kidney Disease or even Kidney Failure patients. Well then, what are the signs when kidney starts giving up or shut down?

It is well known that kidneys are important organs which are endowed with numerous functions. They can produce urine, filter waste products from the blood. They are also involved in regulating balance, and red blood cell production in the body. In addition, they also can active vitamin D3 and maintain electrolyte and acid-base balance. When there is something wrong within your kidneys or your kidney is damaged by some factors, kidneys will lose more or less function. As a result, you also will suffer from corresponding symptoms which can remind you to concern your kidney health. Any help, you can email to us at kidneycured@gmail.com or leave a message below directly.

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1. Proteinuria

In the normal conditions, most protein are too big to pass through the kidneys’ filters into urine unless the kidneys are damaged. For patients with kidney damage, the impaired glomeruli will allow protein pass, forming proteinuria.

2. Swelling

Kidneys are responsible for removing extra water from blood. Swelling or edema can be caused by excess fluid trapped in your body’s tissues. In addition, it is also related to protein in urine.

3. Diabetes or Hypertension

Actually, if you have long-standing and uncontrolled diabetes and high blood pressure, you should pay highly attention to your kidney healthy. And they are prone to suffer suffer from kidney damage.

4. High Creatinine Level

High creatinine level generally occurs unless a half of renal function has been damaged. Because our kidneys have strong compensatory ability. Therefore, once you find you have increased creatinine level in blood test, you should make further tests.

Other symptoms like itching, anemia, fatigue, weakness, nausea, vomiting, constipation, high BUN level and so can occur along with progression of illness conditions. Therefore, you should keep alert when you have these conditions.