Changes in Urine Volume
Noticeable increases or decreases in urine volume, especially frequent urination at night.
Changes in Urine Appearance
Abnormal urine color, such as dark tea, pale yellow, or dark brown, or the presence of foam in the urine.
Edema
Swelling, particularly around the eyelids or lower limbs, especially noticeable in the morning.
Lower Back Pain
Dull or aching pain on one or both sides of the lower back.
High Blood Pressure
Although not a direct symptom of kidney disease, high blood pressure can be a manifestation of kidney issues.
Loss of Appetite
Possible gastrointestinal problems related to kidney disease.
Muscle Cramps
Potentially due to electrolyte imbalances caused by kidney disease.
Shortness of Breath
Possibly due to fluid buildup in the lungs caused by kidney disease.