Difficulty sleeping
The kidneys do not effectively filter waste from the blood in people with kidney disease. The waste that builds up in the bloodstream as a consequence can interfere with good sleep [12]. There is also an established link between chronic kidney disease and sleep apnea. Sleep apnea is a temporary cessation of breath that occurs during sleep, reducing the flow of oxygen to the brain, kidney, and other vital organs. This can disrupt sleep. In some cases, sleep difficulty associated with chronic kidney disease includes nightmares.
Conclusion
Kidney disease is a common health problem, although only a minute proportion of affected people are aware they have it. The symptoms often only begin to show when the condition has advanced significantly and many people do not even know the signs to look for. If you think you have kidney disease, you should seek medical care immediately. Early diagnosis and treatment can help slow or halt the disease progression.
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