Poor Appetite and Nausea
As kidneys decline, toxins accumulate and irritate the digestive system. This often results in nausea, vomiting, or an overall loss of appetite.
Over time, poor nutrition and weight loss worsen overall health, making the body weaker against disease.
High Blood Pressure
The kidneys help regulate blood pressure by controlling fluid and salt balance. When they are damaged, blood pressure rises.
Unfortunately, high blood pressure further damages the kidneys, creating a dangerous cycle that accelerates disease progression.
Difficulty Sleeping
Kidney disease disrupts normal toxin removal, which can interfere with sleep. Many patients experience insomnia or restless leg syndrome.
Restless legs cause uncomfortable sensations that only ease with movement, making it difficult to rest. Poor sleep further worsens fatigue and overall health.
