CKD, chronic kidney disease, is a progressive kidney disease. With the development of this disease, it can cause some severe harms to people. In this article, we will learn the harms of getting CKD. If you want to get direct help, you can send e-mail to renal-disease@hotmail.com, or also contact whatsapp +8613633219293.we will do best to help.

Depending on the GFR (glomerular filtration rate), CKD can be divided into 5 stages, and the lower GFR patients, the less kidney function left for patients. In general, when patients are in stage 1-2 CKD, they often have no obvious symptoms. So most of the patients were diagnosed with stage 3 CKD or more advanced. In stage 3 CKD, patients often have some symptoms like swelling, high blood pressure, proteinuria, tiredness, poor appetite, etc. With the development of this disease, patients can get more severe symptoms, including nausea, vomiting, skin itching, sleep problem, difficult breath problem, etc. All these symptoms are dangerous and can affect the life quality of patients.

When CKD develops into advanced stage, kidneys fail to remove toxins out adequately, then it will cause wastes building up in blood and lead to blood pollution. Since blood will flow all over the body, so it can cause some severe complications as well, such as nerve damage, heart problem, other organ damages, and so on, which can be life-threatening to patients.

Therefore, CKD patients should take prompt and effective treatment once they were diagnosed with this disease, the earlier they take treatment, the better prognosis they will get. Here is a characteristic treatment in China, which is known as Toxin-Removing Treatment. It is based on traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), and it can clear blood pollution and repair damaged renal cells, so it can help stop the CKD from root.

Once your CKD can be controlled well, you can live a normal and longer life. So, we suggest all the CKD patients paying attention to their illness condition, we hope all the patients can get right diagnosis and treatment to live a better life.