What are the symptoms of kidney disease?

Answer by  cindy (1484)

Many problems that affect the kidney present with the symptom of lower flank pain. You can also have changes in your urine including blood. You could also experience fatigue due to kidney disease.

Answer by  rebel10 (58)

Symptoms of kidney disease include protein or blood in urine, abnormal blood urea nitrogen and creatinine blood tests, high blood pressure,and edema (swelling) in feet, lower legs, face and hands. Some other warning signs of kidney disease include a change in urination habits, blood in urine, a change in the color of your urine, and anemia.

Answer by  bubbyboy (9929)

You might have to get up to urinate often at night and the urine may be bubbly and cloudy. You may urinate more or less than normal for you and the urine may be dark or contain blood.

Answer by  marhut4381 (131)

The main symptoms associated with kidney disease are left or right flank pain, it could be both sides if both kidneys are involved, along with ogliuria (scanty urine output).

Answer by  yvonnew (31)

Some symptoms include: more frequent urinating, swelling in different parts of the body, being more tired than usual, and a metal taste in your mouth.