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Question: Hello, I have stage 4 kidney disease. My function is 19% for the last 2 weeks. I have been throwing up my dinner. What can I do to treat this symptom? Answer: In stage 4 kidney disease, your GFR ranges from 15 to 30, and your kidn...Read More
Proteinuria is one of the factors that make kidney function worse, so reducing the level of proteinuria is an important part in the treatment of kidney disease. Here we list two methods for stopping persistent protein leakage. Hope they can help you....Read More
Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) is difficult to treat, mainly because urinary protein is difficult to alleviate for some kidney patients, and even it gets relieved, it relapses frequently. Here we list three common causes of proteinuria relaps...Read More
Have you taken the following eight drugs for kidney disease? If yes, you should pay attention, because they may cause cardiac arrest. Now go on reading to learn more information. Maintaining the balance of potassium, phosphorus, calcium, ph...Read More
Are you kidney patients? Do you often feel weak? Do you know what causes your fatigue? How to beat extreme fatigue in CKD? After reading this article, you will find out the answer. Extreme fatigue is usually associated with various factors....Read More
Although kidney disease gets relapse frequently, most cases are preventable and controllable. But why some kidney patients still progress to kidney failure? That is because they ignore some signals that indicate the changes of illness condi...Read More
You have taken a lot of medicine, but proteinuria still gets relapse frequently. Then do you need to change medication? In this article, lets have a discussion. There are two situations about whether you need to change medication or not. 1....Read More
Proteinuria plays an important role in the prognosis of kidney disease. The commonly used drugs for proteinuria are steroids. Besides steroids, what other medicines can be used? Go on reading, you will find out the answer. A kidney patient...Read More
