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Kidney disease progresses over time causing lose of function in one or even both kidneys. If the disease is detected early enough, medication and healthy food can preserve the remaining function of your kidneys.
\nAt stage 3 ckd is defined as having moderate kidney damage which only limits some of the filtering ability of the kidneys. Healthy food should decrease the level of waste and preserve the remaining function. Also, it staves off further damage.<\/p>\n

Get in control<\/h3>\n

The most important part of the treatment is to control the disease which is causing kidney damage. You shouldn’t do this alone, without the help of a doctor which can do this right. There are a few of diseases which can cause kidney damage, for example:<\/p>\n

Diabetes can damage the blood vessels in the kidneys if the blood sugar level is constantly high. You can control the blood sugar level by exercising, eating healthy or taking medicines.<\/p>\n

High blood pressure is also causing kidney damage. There are a few methods to control blood pressure like diet, exercise and medicines prescribed by your doctor. The recommended blood pressure is 130\/80.<\/p>\n

Recommendations<\/h3>\n

If you have chronic kidney disease, you have to make changes in your diet:<\/p>\n