1. Blood pressure measurement(High Blood Pressure and Kidney Disease). A patient with high blood pressure has a great chance to have Chronic Kidney Disease.
2. Urine protein test. An excess amount of protein in your urine may mean that your kidney's filtering units have been damaged by Chronic Kidney Disease. But this result could also relate to fever or heavy exercise, so your doctor will want to confirm your test over several weeks.
3. Blood creatinine test (High Creatinine Levels). Your doctor uses your results to calculate your glomerular filtration rate with your age, race, gender and other factors. Your GFR tells how much kidney function you have. It is very important for the diagnosing of Chronic Kidney Disease.
If you have an increased risk for Chronic Kidney Disease, you should do these tests(Special Test For Kidney Disease) once a year or half a year to make sure that you are far away from Chronic Kidney Disease or to detect Chronic Kidney Disease in the early stage. If you are in one of those groups following, you have an increased risk for Chronic Kidney Disease.
1. When people are old, they will easily have many diseases, especially Chronic Kidney Disease.
2. If a patient with Diabetes can’t control the blood sugar in a normal level or he has had Diabetes for a long time, it may cause Chronic Kidney Disease.
3. If a patient with high blood pressure, he has great chance to have Chronic Kidney Disease.
4. If a person has a family member who has Chronic Kidney Disease, he must pay attention to test to prevent Chronic Kidney Disease.
5. African Americans, Hispanic Americans, Asians and Pacific Islander or American Indians have the risk for Chronic Kidney Disease.
To take care of yourself is the best way to care about your families. If there is no pain in this world, all of us can live a happy life whether having money or not.
