Can you have kidney disease and not know it?
My neighbor was diagnosed with advanced kidney disease, and she said she never had any symptoms. Can you really have kidney disease and not know it until it's very serious?
My neighbor was diagnosed with advanced kidney disease, and she said she never had any symptoms. Can you really have kidney disease and not know it until it's very serious?
Yes, kidney disease is often called a silent condition because it doesn't show major symptoms early on. Please don't worry, just getting a simple annual blood and urine test is a very easy way to stay safe and reassured.
Absolutely. Kidneys can lose up to 90% of their function before you start seeing obvious symptoms like swelling or fatigue. If you have high blood pressure or diabetes, stop guessing and get your serum creatinine and EGFR tested every six months. It's the only way to know for sure.
Yes, the kidneys are highly resilient organs and they keep working quietly even when damaged. Along with regular medical checkups, practicing Kapalbhati and Mandukasana daily helps stimulate internal organs and supports overall renal health naturally.
I completely understand why this thought makes you anxious. Yes, it can remain hidden, which is why keeping our lifestyle healthy is so important. Make sure to drink adequate water, limit extra salt in your diet, and try drinking barley water occasionally to help keep your kidneys naturally clean.
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Yes, it is very common to have kidney issues without knowing, so getting a routine Kidney Function Test (KFT) during your annual health checkup is highly recommended.
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