📋 Renal Function Evaluation
You can assess whether your kidneys are working 100% or not — without visiting a doctor. Use our quick self‑assessment (based on common risk factors). Always consult a physician for medical diagnosis.
🔍 How Much Your Kidney Work (self tool)🧠 Understanding Kidney Failure
What happens?
The body converts food into energy. Waste products remain in the blood and bowel. Healthy kidneys excrete waste, balance potassium/sodium, remove toxins, and regulate water.
When waste accumulates, it causes fatigue, acidosis, mineral imbalance. The most common causes: diabetes and high blood pressure.
Progression & early detection
Kidney disease is progressive and often silent until 90% of function is lost. That’s why early detection is critical. You can slow progression with lifestyle changes and regular screening.
🔬 Detect function by measuring blood creatinine and urine protein.
❤️ Root causes: Atherosclerosis & Obesity
All organs need nutrients delivered via blood. Blood vessels lose elasticity (atherosclerosis) mainly due to high cholesterol and excess body fat. This reduces supply to kidneys and other organs.
It’s essential to lower body fat percentage to avoid comorbidities.
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Can I slow down kidney disease?
Yes – with blood pressure control, low‑salt diet, avoiding NSAIDs, and regular checks.
Is BMI really important?
High BMI increases risk of diabetes, hypertension, and atherosclerosis – all major kidney risks.
How often should I check kidney function?
At least once a year if you have risk factors (diabetes, high BP, family history).
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📘 Know more about management
Medication, diet, dialysis preparation, and lifestyle coaching.
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