Standard package
An extended diagnostic program for assessing kidney function with additional evaluation of early kidney tissue damage
Benefits of a kidney check-up
A kidney check-up helps assess the filtration function of the kidneys, identify early signs of inflammation, detect water-salt balance disorders, and evaluate risk factors that may affect the urinary system.
Early diagnosis of chronic kidney disease
The check-up helps detect signs of kidney dysfunction at an early stage, when symptoms may be absent.
Monitoring in diabetes mellitus and arterial hypertension
With diabetes and high blood pressure, the kidneys experience additional strain, so it is important to monitor their condition regularly.
Detection of albuminuria — ACR
The albumin-to-creatinine ratio helps detect protein loss in urine, which is one of the early signs of kidney damage.
Prevention of kidney failure
Timely examination helps monitor risks, adjust lifestyle, and consult a specialist in time if needed.
Assessment of kidney function — GFR
The GFR indicator helps understand how effectively the kidneys filter blood and perform their main function.
Laboratory tests
Creatinine (with eGFR calculation)
Urea
Urinalysis (general)
Complete blood count (CBC + ESR)
Albumin
Total protein
Potassium (K⁺)
Sodium (Na⁺)
Total and ionized calcium
Phosphorus
Parathyroid hormone (PTH)
Lipid profile + VLDL
Additional key test
- Albumin-to-creatinine ratio (ACR)
(albumin / creatinine in a single urine sample)
Specialist consultations
- Initial and follow-up appointment with a nephrologist
The check-up is carried out for diagnostic and preventive purposes, and the results are discussed with a specialist.
Blood
- On an empty stomach (at least 12 hours)
- Avoid alcohol 24 hours before
- Do not smoke 1 hour before
Urine
- Morning midstream portion
- Avoid alcohol, caffeine, and diuretics 48 hours before
- Avoid salty and fatty foods
Important information
Inform your doctor about taking antibiotics, hormonal, and other medications. If there are complaints, the examination may be carried out on any day as recommended by a specialist.
The check-up is carried out for diagnostic and preventive purposes, and the results are discussed with a specialist.
Who is recommended to have a kidney check-up
A kidney check-up is recommended for symptoms that may indicate disorders of the kidneys or urinary system, as well as for preventive monitoring in the presence of chronic diseases.
In case of lower back pain
Pain or discomfort in the lower back may be related to the kidneys and requires examination.
In case of swelling
Swelling of the face, hands, or legs may indicate fluid retention and impaired kidney function.
In case of high blood pressure
The kidneys are involved in regulating blood pressure, so when it is elevated, it is important to assess their function.
In case of urination disorders
Frequent, painful, or difficult urination may be a sign of inflammation or other disorders.
In case of rapid fatigue
Weakness and reduced energy may be related to metabolic disturbances or decreased kidney function.
In case of diabetes mellitus
Diabetes increases the risk of kidney damage, so it is important to monitor their condition regularly.
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