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Stage 3 CKD (Chronic kidney disease) is characterized by mild to moderate kidney damage, and the eGFR (estimated glomerular filtration rate) falls between 30 and 59. The symptoms of stage 3 CKD includes fatigue, swelling in hand and feet, muscle cramp, and dry and itchy skin, back pain, frequent urination, and foamy or dark urine. The damage to kidneys which have occurred is not reversible in most cases, but proper treatment and lifestyle changes can prevent disease progression to kidney failure.

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How to slow the progression of my stage 3 CKD?

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I am 48, male. How to manage ADPKD and stage 3 CKD?

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Is hormonal therapy safe for prostate cancer patients?

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What foods help protect my kidneys in stage 3 CKD?

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How can I manage bladder cancer and CKD stage 3 at 66?

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I am 36, female. Are my irregular periods related to CKD?

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I am 35 with stage 3 CKD. Can I have a safe pregnancy?

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I am a woman of 42 years. How can I manage my CKD stage 3?

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What is the best way to manage irregular periods with CKD at 41?

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