Kidney Patient Guide
The physical aspects of kidney failure
What are the symptoms of kidney failure?


Some of the symptoms are:

  • Generally feeling ill

  • lacking interest in everyday activities; difficulty in concentrating or relaxing

  • Tiredness and loss of energy

  • Shortness of breath

  • Altered taste sensation/appetite

  • Increased night-time urine production

  • Sickness and nausea

  • Loss of libido/sex drive

  • Itch

  • Swelling of the legs

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