You’ve probably heard about proteinuria and kidney damage; however, maybe it’s still a bit fuzzy what that means. Proteinuria is a condition in which protein can be found in your urine, which most likely should not be the case since your kidneys are supposed to perform their functions. It is usually one of the initial … Read more
You know those blood test printouts, full of numbers you half-recognize. One worth noticing is about creatinine levels and kidney function. Basically, creatinine’s a waste product your body makes all the time, and kidneys are supposed to clear it. If you’re in the normal creatinine range in blood, fine, that’s a good sign. However, sometimes … Read more
GFR in kidney health isn’t some random lab code. It’s the scorecard for how well your kidneys are pulling waste out of your blood. When that number drops, you’re looking at early kidney function decline, even if you feel perfectly fine. Sometimes it’s just small stuff, tired more often, ankles puffing up, quiet kidney disease … Read more
