Kidney disease is a serious condition that affects millions worldwide. It occurs when the kidneys are damaged and can’t filter blood properly. They play a key role in removing waste, balancing fluids and electrolytes, and controlling blood pressure. Early detection is critical to prevent further damage.
10 Warning Signs of Kidney Trouble:
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Changes in urination – More or less frequent urination, or foamy urine.
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Fatigue and weakness – Due to low red blood cell production (anemia).
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Swelling – Fluid buildup in the legs, hands, face, or abdomen.
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Back pain – Persistent pain below the ribs, possibly linked to infections.
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Loss of appetite or weight – Caused by toxin buildup.
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Nausea and vomiting – Especially in the morning or after eating.
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Sleep issues – Cramps, restless legs, or nighttime urination.
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Metallic taste in the mouth – A sign of waste buildup.
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Muscle cramps or twitching – From electrolyte imbalances.
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Itchy skin – Caused by toxin accumulation in the blood.
Prevention Tips:
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Eat a balanced diet
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Stay hydrated
