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Normal kidney tests don’t always tell the whole story.
Creatinine and eGFR are important — but UACR, Cystatin C, and the trend over time can reveal things one blood test may miss.
I explain the full picture in my latest video.
What was your latest eGFR or creatinine result?

12 hours ago | [YT] | 0

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Have you ever noticed foamy urine and wondered if it could be a sign of kidney damage?

Sometimes it may be harmless.

But persistent or frequent foamy urine can also be associated with protein leaking into the urine — and that is something you should not ignore.

The important question is:

**When is foamy urine normal… and when should you get your kidneys checked?**

I explain exactly what to look for, which tests matter, and when you should speak with your doctor in the full video now on **ProHealth Consults**.

Watch the latest full episode on the channel.

Have you ever had a urine protein test or UACR test?
Tell me in the comments.

2 days ago | [YT] | 1

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If your eGFR is 42… does that mean your kidneys are getting worse?

Not necessarily.

One eGFR result is only a snapshot.

What matters much more is what your kidney function has been doing over time:

📊 Stable?
📉 Gradually falling?
📈 Improving?

In Episode 2 of my Stage 3 CKD series, I explain why one eGFR result is NOT enough — and what you should look at instead.

▶️ Watch Episode 2 now.

💬 What was your latest eGFR — and do you know your previous result?

6 days ago | [YT] | 0

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If you have CKD, which part of the kidney diet confuses you most? 🤔
I just explained the 5 most common CKD diet mistakes in my latest video. 👇

1 week ago | [YT] | 0

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If you have Stage 3B kidney disease, which number do you check first on your lab results?

Vote first — then tell me why in the comments 👇

I explained why these numbers matter in our latest Stage 3B video.

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 2

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If you have Stage 3B kidney disease, what worries you the most?

Can kidney function improve — and how can you reduce the risk of progression?

I answered these questions and explained exactly what you should do with Stage 3B in our latest video.

What’s your biggest concern about Stage 3B? Tell me below 👇

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 1

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Have you ever noticed foamy urine and wondered if your kidneys were okay? 👀

What happened next?

Did it disappear on its own, or did your doctor find protein in your urine?

Share your experience in the comments — it may help someone else who is worried about the same thing.

I explain when foamy urine may be harmless — and when it should be checked — in my new video 👇

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 0

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Do you ever notice foam in your urine? 👀

A) Yes, often
B) Sometimes
C) Rarely
D) Never

Persistent foam can sometimes be linked to protein in the urine — but foam alone doesn't tell you whether your kidneys are healthy.

🎥 I explain exactly when to worry in my new video 👇

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 0

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Is foamy urine always a sign of kidney disease? 🤔

Many people notice bubbles or foam in the toilet and immediately worry about their kidneys.

What do YOU think is the most important warning sign when foamy urine keeps happening?

A) Swelling around the eyes or legs
B) Blood or changes in urine color
C) High blood pressure
D) Persistent fatigue or weakness

👨‍⚕️ I explain when foamy urine may be harmless — and when it may need kidney testing — in my new full video.

Watch the full video here 👇

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 0

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🧪 Your kidney tests came back “normal”… but are your kidneys really healthy?

A normal creatinine result doesn’t always tell the whole story. Early kidney problems can sometimes be missed if you’re looking at just one number.

In this video, I explain 3 important kidney tests that can give you a clearer picture of your kidney health.

👇 Watch the full video and check which tests you’ve actually had.

1 month ago | [YT] | 0