The laboratory studies need to be repeated in three months and if the values remain the same, then this would be Stage 3a chronic kidney disease (CKD). It will be important to keep your blood pressure less than 130/80 and you should have regular follow … Read on blog or Reader Ask the Doctor Read on blog or Reader Doctor, a few days ago, I was diagnosed with CKD. My GFR is a 47/48 which is alarming because I have never seen any alterations with my kidneys. All the other parameters such as my creatinine levels, blood protein levels and everything else are within normal range. I am 57 yrs old and do not have cardiovascular problems, diabetes, or any problems with hypertension. I would like to know what stage I am in and what are the following steps to take care of my kidneys. What is the advised diet? Everything I look at has potassium, phosphorus and protein. I am scared to eat. Please advise me. By National Kidney Foundation on July 31, 2024 The laboratory studies need to be repeated in three months and if the values remain the same, then this would be Stage 3a chronic kidney disease (CKD). It will be important to keep your blood pressure less than 130/80 and you should have regular follow up with your physician. It may be necessary to have […] Continue reading Like

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