Puffy eyes
What people see
Swollen feet, ankles, and hands
Fatigue
Gout
Itchy skin
High blood pressure
What people don’t see
Difficulty sleeping
Risk of infection
Urine changes
Eye problems
Difficulty concentrating
Gout
Gout is a type of arthritis that often affects the big toe. Kidney disease can lead to gout.
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Eye problems
People with kidney disease can experience dry eyes, blurry vision, and even vision loss.
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Difficulty sleeping
Research shows that as many as 80 percent of people with kidney disease have a hard time sleeping.
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Urine changes
If you have kidney disease, you may notice that your urine is foamy or even has blood in it. You may need to pee more or less than normal.
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Fatigue
Approximately three-quarters of people with kidney disease experience fatigue. For some, it has a major impact on daily life.
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Swollen feet, ankles, and hands
When the kidneys can’t filter out excess fluid, you might notice swelling in your feet, ankles, and hands.
Risk of infection
Rare kidney diseases like complement 3 glomerulopathy (C3G) can increase your risk of infection.
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High blood pressure
Kidney disease can cause hypertension (high blood pressure).
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Difficulty concentrating
People with kidney disease sometimes have a hard time concentrating or feel confused.
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Puffy eyes
Sometimes, people with kidney disease have puffy eyes. This is related to the kidneys’ reduced ability to filter.
Itchy skin
Kidney disease can cause itchy skin. This is more common in people with end-stage kidney disease, but it can also happen in other stages.
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Puffy eyes
What people see
Swollen feet, ankles, and hands
Fatigue
Gout
Itchy skin
High blood pressure
What people don’t see
Difficulty sleeping
Risk of infection
Urine changes
Eye problems
Difficulty concentrating
Gout
Gout is a type of arthritis that often affects the big toe. Kidney disease can lead to gout.
Learn More
Eye problems
People with kidney disease can experience dry eyes, blurry vision, and even vision loss.
Learn More
Difficulty sleeping
Research shows that as many as 80 percent of people with kidney disease have a hard time sleeping.
Learn More
Urine changes
If you have kidney disease, you may notice that your urine is foamy or even has blood in it. You may need to pee more or less than normal.
Learn More
Fatigue
Approximately three-quarters of people with kidney disease experience fatigue. For some, it has a major impact on daily life.
Learn More
Swollen feet, ankles, and hands
When the kidneys can’t filter out excess fluid, you might notice swelling in your feet, ankles, and hands.
Risk of infection
Rare kidney diseases like complement 3 glomerulopathy (C3G) can increase your risk of infection.
Learn More
High blood pressure
Kidney disease can cause hypertension (high blood pressure).
Learn More
Difficulty concentrating
People with kidney disease sometimes have a hard time concentrating or feel confused.
Learn More
Puffy eyes
Sometimes, people with kidney disease have puffy eyes. This is related to the kidneys’ reduced ability to filter.
Itchy skin
Kidney disease can cause itchy skin. This is more common in people with end-stage kidney disease, but it can also happen in other stages.
Learn More