Dealing with CKD alone is tough and having people support you can make you feel less stressed. Learn how to tell your loved ones you have CKD in this article.

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Dealing with CKD alone is tough and having people support you can make you feel less stressed. Learn how to tell your loved ones you have CKD in this article.
The kidneys play a crucial role in maintaining the right amount of potassium in the blood. Here is what you need to know about potassium and CKD.
Blood tests in CKD are essential. They are used to detect CKD, check for complications and monitor the progression of the disease.
Getting a diagnosis of CKD is distressful for many people. They find it challenging to cope with chronic kidney disease. Here are some strategies that can help
Many people with chronic kidney disease get overwhelmed when they receive a diagnosis. Here are some first steps after a diagnosis of chronic kidney disease
Chronic kidney disease is lifelong and progressive. Here are 5 questions about CKD to help you better understand your diagnosis and take charge of your health
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a health condition affecting millions worldwide. It is a long-term condition in which the kidneys lose function over time.
Water is a significant component of our bodies, kidney disease makes it difficult to regulate its levels. Too much or too little water has health implications.
Anemia in kidney disease is common. There are several causes including erythropoietin and iron deficiency. It is important to treat the underlying cause.
There are several reasons for worsening kidney function despite sticking to your treatment. Learn about them in this post.