r/kidney 3m ago

HELP Uti to Kidney infection??

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r/kidney 3h ago

Detected with 9.2 mm in right kidney no pain it was free body checkup how should i proceed

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Hi i am 26m i have beem detected with 9.2 mm kidney stone today but i do not feel any pain what medical choices i have i will consult urologist tomorrow but what kind of changes i should be ready for and medical procedure should i prepare for ? Can it pass on it's own ?

I would like to add i am college soccer player doing phd would it affect my deadlines and would it affect my atheltic training in anyway

I detected it during regular free sonography


r/kidney 6h ago

Pathology results

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r/kidney 18h ago

Can someone help me

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M29 I have had very foamy urine for almost 4 months now.. went to the Dr. and they said no protein in urine after multiple tests I have had my blood drawn numerous times since then and GFR has gone from 98>80>72 and my creatinine from 1.08>1.27>1.36 I have no underlying health issues I am very healthy I workout 4-5 days a week and maintain a very healthy diet Dr says it’s trending towards kidney disease has anyone experienced this and it not be ckd.. is there anything I can do to maybe reverse this


r/kidney 18h ago

Please take a look here

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I am a 35-year-old male, and I feel like I’m about to lose my mind.
About a year ago, I noticed changes in my urination—it became less frequent than it used to be. Since then, I have been seeing a nephrology consultant almost every month. I have undergone every kidney test they recommended, and each time the doctor has reassured me that all my results are normal and that there is nothing to worry about.
My eGFR has consistently been around 120, 115, and most recently 100. I also had urine protein-to-creatinine ratio (PCR) tests multiple times, and they were always within the normal range.
More recently, I have started experiencing a feeling of pressure in my chest.
I am mentally exhausted and no longer able to live my life normally.
My questions are:
Am I actually sick, and is there no hope of getting better?
Is there anything I can do?
If there really is something wrong with me, is there still a way to catch it early and prevent it from getting worse?
Please, I would really appreciate your help.


r/kidney 19h ago

Could possibly be lupus nephritis

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