What does a KFT test measure, and why is it important for kidney function? - #14733
I recently had a routine check-up, and the doctor recommended a KFT test to check my kidney function. I don’t fully understand what this test measures or why it’s so important for my overall health. What is a KFT test, and what does it measure in terms of kidney health? I know it includes tests like serum creatinine and blood urea nitrogen—what do these levels tell doctors about kidney function? Also, how do doctors interpret the results of the KFT test, and what happens if the levels are high or low? I also want to know what factors can affect the results of a KFT test. Are there lifestyle habits, medications, or diet changes that can influence kidney function, and how can someone improve their kidney health naturally? If anyone has had a KFT test, what were the results, and how did they affect your health decisions? Did it lead to treatment, or were there any lifestyle changes suggested?
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