7. Foamy urine
Your urine is foamy; the excess bubbles in your urine might indicate a high percentage of protein – especially if you have to flush it several times. This type of foam might look similar to scrambled eggs. Here’s a fun fact: the common protein found in urine is called albumin, which is actually the same protein that is found in eggs!
8. Poor appetite
This one is a very general symptom, but a large amount of toxins resulting from the kidney disease might be one of the causes. Most patients said that they were having a foul taste in their mouth, like iron. And because of that, they weren’t able to eat as much as they did before, and some of them even lost a few pounds.
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Look at Davita.org or Davita.com for advice about even certain foods in the DASH diet that may have too much potasium, phosphorus, sodium, or the wrong kinds of protein not easy on the kidneys. I had to modify my diet alot, dropping almonds, walnuts, certain nut milks, avocados, bananas, raisins, and lots of things that cause too much potasium and phosphorus like even wheat bread. I’m in stage 3b taking Farziga.
Itches I read the article on itches I itch mostly at night I place cream on my body at night and in the morning. I don’t I have any other problems my doctor took test for my kidneys the report came back negative. Is there anything else you could recommend?