Chronic kidney disease, also known as chronic kidney failure, is characterised by a progressive loss of kidney function. Your kidneys filter the blood of wastes and extra fluid, which is then expelled through urine. If you have advanced chronic kidney disease, your body may amass dangerous amounts of fluid, electrolytes, and wastes. When chronic kidney disease first starts, you might not exhibit many signs or symptoms. Kidney disease might not be identified until it has already progressed. Treatment for chronic kidney disease aims to prevent further kidney damage from occurring, usually by addressing the underlying cause. Even if the cause of kidney damage is eliminated, it's possible that the damage will still worsen. End-stage kidney failure brought on by chronic kidney disease is fatal without artificial filtering (dialysis) or a kidney transplant. Make an appointment with your doctor if any of the symptoms or signs of kidney disease occur. Kidney failure might be prevented if kidney disease is detected early enough. If you have a medical condition that increases your risk of kidney disease, your doctor may check your blood pressure and kidney function during office visits using urine and blood tests. If you need these tests, ask your doctor if they are necessary.
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