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Your kidneys aren't functioning correctly and are starting to lose function if you have renal disease. Over time, chronic kidney disease (CKD) gets worse. Diabetes and high blood pressure are two prominent causes of CKD. Although there is no known treatment for CKD, there are things you may do to prolong function as much as possible. Dialysis or a kidney transplant are needed for late-stage renal disease. Your kidneys have been damaged and aren't functioning as well as they should if you have chronic kidney disease (CKD, also known as chronic renal disease). Your kidneys function as a sort of filter in your body, removing surplus water, poisons, and waste from your blood. Additionally, they support the health of the bones and red blood cells. Because kidney function gradually deteriorates over time, kidney disease is referred to as "chronic". renal failure, commonly known as end-stage renal disease, can result from CKD. Although kidney failure does not occur in every case of CKD, the condition frequently gets worse without therapy. The chronic renal condition is incurable. You may, however, take measures to minimize kidney injury. Dialysis and kidney transplantation are two possible treatments for renal failure (end-stage kidney disease).
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