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    What is chronic kidney disease and why is early detection important?

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  • Dr Kieran Muir

    Nephrologist (Kidney Specialist)

    I am a passionate and skilled nephrologist with a keen interest in preventative kidney care. As a graduate of the University of Sydney’s MD program, … View Profile

    Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a common, often silent condition that affects about one in 11 Australians. Early stages may not cause symptoms, so regular screening with a Kidney Health Check (blood pressure, blood tests, urine analysis) is crucial. If CKD is detected, we help identify the cause and develop a tailored management plan to slow progression and reduce complications. Even mild CKD raises your risk of heart disease, so ongoing monitoring and proactive care are essential for your overall health.

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