How long can you live with stage 2 kidney disease?

For stage 2 kidney disease, managing diet is crucial. Limiting sodium, potassium, and phosphorus, and sometimes protein, can really help slow progression. Consult a renal dietitian to get a personalized plan. With good diet and lifestyle, you can definitely live many years.

My nephrologist explained that Stage 2 CKD means mild kidney damage, but the kidneys are still functioning quite well. With proper medical care, control of underlying conditions like diabetes or high BP, and lifestyle modifications, most people can maintain this stage for a very long time, often a normal lifespan. Regular check-ups are key.

Beta, stage 2 is quite early, so there's a lot you can do to keep your kidneys healthy for a long time. My neighbour has had it for years, and by carefully managing her diet and taking medicines for her BP, she's doing very well. Listen to your doctor, ji.

With good management, many people live normal lifespans with stage 2 kidney disease. Don't worry too much, just follow doctor's advice.

If you know you have stage 2, please take it seriously. I ignored some mild symptoms years ago, thinking it was nothing. Early intervention for kidney disease can prevent it from worsening. So, make sure you're regularly seeing your doctor and doing all the tests. Don't be complacent like I was.