According to the American Kidney Fund, studies show that approximately more than 9 out of 10 people in the United States currently live with stage 3 chronic kidney disease and have no idea that they are even suffering from it. It is unfortunate, but approximately more than 31 million adults and even children in the United States currently live with having chronic kidney disease. Living with CKD can definitely be a big change in your life. Perhaps, you were someone who used to be very athletic, healthy, watch what you ate, dieted regularly and even were regularly physically active, then later found out that you are being diagnosed with having chronic kidney disease. Hearing that you are going to live with chronic kidney disease is not news that you may be pleased to hear. Matter of fact, those who live a healthier life have been surprisingly traumatized by hearing such a diagnosis. However, it is important to understand that having a diagnosis of chronic kidney disease does not mean your life is completely over. Fortunately, with receiving the proper treatment you are able to fully recover and possibly even live a easier life even with your disease.

There are many people in America who have been completely shocked that they have received a diagnosis of chronic kidney disease. Studies only continue to show that there are millions of Americans currently living with this disease and don’t even know it. Which is why it is important for you to continuously be aware and conscientious of any physical changes your body could be facing. Knowing what some of the common symptoms of chronic kidney disease are could possibly help you determine ahead of time whether or not you are currently suffering with a kidney disease. According to Mayo Clinic, some …