In most cases, there are no symptoms or signs pointing to CKD. So a routine blood test is the most common way of diagnosing CKD. 

• Hypertension.
• Anemia.
• Fatigue or tiredness.
• Decreased urine output. 
• Bloody urine, in some cases.
• Dark urine, in some cases.

• Family history of kidney disease.
• Being older.
• Having obesity.
• Having heart disease.
• Having sustained previous damage to the kidneys.
• Taking medications that can harm the kidneys.

Stage 1- GFR > 90 with kidney damage

Stage 2- GFR 60-89 with kidney damage

Stage 3- GFR 30-59

Stage 4- GFR 15-29

Stage 5 - GFR < 15

GFR= Glomerular filtration rate (how much the kidneys are filtering)

Kidney damage may present as protein or blood in the urine; or damage on imaging.

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