7 Early Signs of Kidney Disease You Can’t Ignore

  1. or Nausea

As CKD becomes advanced,

waste products can accumulate in the bloodstream.

Some people consequently experience poor appetite, nausea, vomiting or weight loss.

Persistent unexplained nausea or loss of appetite should be medically evaluated rather than assumed to be a kidney problem.

The Most Important Early Warning: You May Have No Symptoms

 

This is the point that viral symptom lists often overlook.

Early kidney disease usually causes no symptoms. Therefore, waiting until you feel something unusual isn’t a reliable way to detect CKD.

Testing is particularly important for