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Know your reports
Discuss eGFR, serum creatinine, urine albumin-to-creatinine ratio, blood pressure, electrolytes, and other tests with your clinician.
Kidney health · Individualised guidance
Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD): Understand Your Options
Clear information, personalised consultation, and complementary Ayurvedic wellness support—planned with your existing medical care and kidney specialist in mind.
What is Chronic Kidney Disease?
CKD is a long-term condition in which kidney structure or function is impaired. Early stages may have few symptoms, so testing and follow-up are important.
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Find the cause
Diabetes, high blood pressure, inherited conditions, and other disorders can contribute to kidney damage. Your clinician can assess your individual risks.
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Coordinate your care
Keep your nephrologist informed about every medicine, supplement, herb, and therapy you use to reduce the risk of interactions or complications.
Care should be tailored to your stage and health needs
There is no single treatment plan that suits every person with CKD. Your care team may consider the cause of kidney disease, test results, other conditions, medicines, and symptoms.
- Continue nephrologist appointments and recommended laboratory monitoring.
- Use prescribed medicines as directed; do not stop or change doses on your own.
- Follow an individualised food and fluid plan—fluid restriction may be needed for some people.
- Avoid non-prescribed painkillers, supplements, or herbal products unless your clinician confirms they are appropriate.
- Ask your care team before beginning any complementary treatment.
DAD AYURVEDA · PRODUCT INFORMATION
Chronic Kidney Disease Treatment Pack
₹5,370
See the product listing, ingredients, pack details, and available instructions on the DAD Ayurveda website. Suitability must be assessed by a qualified clinician, especially for people with reduced kidney function or those receiving dialysis.
Product listing and price may change. No outcome or cure is guaranteed.How to prepare for a consultation
Bring the information that helps a clinician assess your situation safely.
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Recent reports
Creatinine, eGFR, urine tests, electrolytes, blood pressure records, and any ultrasound or specialist reports.
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Medicine list
Include prescriptions, over-the-counter medicines, supplements, herbal products, and allergies.
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Your current care plan
Share your CKD stage if known, other conditions, symptoms, and whether dialysis or transplant evaluation has been discussed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can chronic kidney disease be cured with Ayurveda?
There is no reliable evidence that Ayurvedic treatment cures or reverses CKD. Some people explore complementary care, but it should be discussed with a nephrologist and must not delay evidence-based treatment.
Can I stop dialysis if I start herbal treatment?
No. Do not stop or delay dialysis or change a transplant plan without your nephrologist. Doing so can be life-threatening.
Are herbal medicines always safe for kidney patients?
No. Some herbs or supplements can contain harmful ingredients, affect electrolytes, interact with medicines, or worsen kidney problems. Have the exact product and ingredient list reviewed by your treating clinician.
What information should I share before ordering a CKD product?
Share your latest reports, diagnosis and stage if known, current medicines, other health conditions, and whether you receive dialysis. Do not send sensitive medical records through public comments.
What symptoms need urgent medical attention?
Seek urgent care for severe breathlessness, chest pain, confusion, fainting, rapidly worsening swelling, very little or no urine, or persistent vomiting. Follow your clinician’s instructions for other concerning symptoms.
Speak with DAD Ayurveda
Ask about consultation and whether complementary support may be appropriate alongside your kidney specialist’s care. Please keep your prescribed CKD treatment plan in place.
WhatsApp the Care TeamCall +91 79768 08977 or +91 90341 00716
Medical disclaimer: This page is for general education and does not provide a diagnosis or medical advice. CKD can be serious and requires care from a qualified medical professional. Ayurvedic products are not a substitute for nephrology care, prescribed medicines, dialysis, or transplant evaluation. Discuss any product with your nephrologist before use. Individual results vary; no cure or reduction in creatinine is promised.
