Chronic Kidney Disease Calculator Results
This calculator predicts your risk of being diagnosed with chronic kidney disease in the next 8 years. It was created for individuals who are 18+ years of age and have not already been diagnosed with kidney disease.
Your Chronic Kidney Disease Risk: XX%
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In the next eight years, of 100 people with the same responses to you;
0 people will develop chronic kidney disease.
0 people will not develop chronic kidney disease.
Which means based on your responses, your risk of developing chronic kidney disease in the next eight years is 5%
To lower your risk of chronic kidney disease we recommend:
Stop smoking
Smoking increases your risk of kidney disease. Smoking is also a risk factor for other conditions—cancer, hypertension, diabetes—that independently increase your risk of kidney disease.
Reduce high blood pressure
Know your blood pressure; eat well, become more physically active, and take any medication recommended by your doctor
Live a physically active lifestyle
Make some type of physical activity part of your daily life; choose activities or sports that you enjoy and set reasonable goals
Stay in your target blood sugar range as much as possible
Reduce long-term health risks by limiting your alcohol consumption to within recommended guidelines
Drink less alcohol
Reduce long-term health risks by limiting your alcohol consumption to within recommended guidelines
Stay in your target blood sugar range as much as possible
Reduce long-term health risks by limiting your alcohol consumption to within recommended guidelines