not always cause symptoms early.
But possible warning signs can include changes in urination, swelling of the feet or ankles, unusual fatigue, nausea, shortness of breath, or persistently foamy urine.
Foamy urine can sometimes occur when protein levels in the urine are elevated, although bubbles or foam alone cannot diagnose kidney disease.
A urine test is needed to determine whether significant protein is actually present.
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This is extremely important.
Seeing your medication on a list of drugs associated with kidney injury does not mean you
