Can kidney disease cause vomiting?

Question

My uncle with kidney disease has been experiencing a lot of nausea and vomiting recently. It's making it hard for him to eat properly. We are trying to understand if this is a common symptom of kidney disease.

Aman Verma · Accepted Answer

I was looking up the symptoms of high creatinine levels, and nausea and vomiting seem to be very common. It happens because the toxins that kidneys are supposed to clear out start building up in the blood. It sounds quite uncomfortable to deal with.

Sarla Devi · Answer

Please be very careful with this. My husband had severe vomiting when his kidney function dropped dangerously, and we had to rush him to the hospital. Do not wait for it to get worse or try home remedies, see a doctor immediately.

Rajesh Shrivastava · Answer

At this age, my body finds any excuse to throw a tantrum, but kidney issues and vomiting are a serious combo. It's usually uremia making you feel sick to your stomach. Go see a doc, don't let your body make all the rules!

Kriti Saxena · Answer

Oh god, vomiting can definitely be a sign of advanced kidney issues because of the waste buildup. I get so worried whenever someone mentions this because it's so stressful to experience. Please stay strong and get a doctor's checkup done right away.

Rohan Gupta · Answer

Yeah, my uncle had kidney issues and he literally couldn't keep any food down because of constant nausea. It's apparently super common when toxins build up in the body. Definitely get a doctor to check it out ASAP.

Can kidney disease cause vomiting?

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Consult a nephrologist

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