Welcome to your Kidney Pathways!
Below you'll find individualized content based on your answers that will help you take control of your kidney health.
Based on your lab results
your kidney health is:
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Here are a few things that are important for you to consider now. We know you are busy and understanding your kidney health can feel complex and overwhelming, the items listed here should help you get started.
Actions/Next Steps
Remember to listen to your clinician and follow their advice. You should:
- eat a low salt diet, especially if you have high blood pressure
- exercise regularly
- maintain a healthy weight
- avoid smoking
- take your medicine as directed
- visit your clinician at least every 6 months, or as recommended
- ask about getting tested for kidney disease, if you haven't been tested
- ask about tracking you lab numbers
Thank You
We appreciate you taking the time to answer our questions and for reviewing these topics. Gout can be a chronic, or long term disease, so it’s important to stay with any treatment plan recommended by a clinician and report any sudden changes in symptoms.
If you have questions, you can speak with your healthcare team or contact the National Kidney Foundation.
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