<h3 class="fw-bold primary-font-color"><b>FAQs About General Nephrology</b></h3>
<b>What is the role of a nephrologist?
</b>Nephrologists identify and manage several kidney diseases such as CKD, AKI, and hypertension-related issues which ultimately improve renal health.

<b>What are early signs of kidney disease?
</b>Common signs of kidney disease include extreme tiredness, swelling, hypertension, and changes in urination patterns. Early detection is the key to successful management.

<b>How can I protect my kidneys?
</b>Staying healthy, controlling blood pressure and diabetes, being well-hydrated and getting regular medical check-ups to know about kidney health are some of the protective activities that can be done.nction.

<b>When should I see a nephrologist?
</b>Schedule an appointment with a nephrologist if you have had high blood pressure for a long time, proteinuria, and symptoms of CKD. Diagnosing and treating life-threatening diseases at their initial stage is extremely important.

<b>Is kidney disease reversible?
</b>In some acute cases, recovery through appropriate and timely management is possible, specific measures to CKD, however, the disease gradually advances. However, its early detection and proper control will be the means of slowing the disease's progress.

General nephrology is a key component of kidney health preservation and disease prevention. Nephrologists can manage various kidney problems which in turn help patients to get better outcomes and improve their quality of life. Here at NU Hospitals, we provide specialized care that is comprehensive and patient-oriented, which includes the treatment of kidney diseases, early intervention, and the most advanced treatment for better kidney health.