Six indicators of kidney issues

Kidney disease is a disorder that causes the kidneys to lose their ability to perform their normal functions, such as filtering waste and regulating fluid and electrolyte balance. If not treated early, it can progress to chronic kidney disease or kidney failure. Warning signs include urinary disturbances (frequent urination, dark urine, presence of blood), swelling in the face and legs, high blood pressure, fatigue and weakness, itchy skin, and loss of appetite or nausea. Risk factors include chronic conditions like diabetes and hypertension, obesity, family history, use of certain medications, and a diet high in salt. To prevent it, regular check-ups are recommended, along with reducing salt intake, drinking sufficient water, avoiding harmful medications, and monitoring early signs to ensure early treatment, which can reduce the progression of the disease.

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