Good news — diagnosing Diabetic Kidney Disease is simple, quick and doesn’t need any special preparation. Just two tests, done once a year:
Urine test – UACR (Urine Albumin-to-Creatinine Ratio): Checks if protein is leaking from your kidneys.
Blood test – Creatinine: Used to calculate your eGFR, which shows how well your kidneys are filtering.
Your doctor may also check your blood pressure and, occasionally, order a kidney ultrasound.
Catching an abnormal result early means treatment can start before any permanent damage sets in.
If it’s been a while since your last kidney check, let’s fix that.
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Dr. Deepa G, Diabetology


