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Foods to Avoid in Kidney Failure - Slideshow

Developed by Mary Selvaraj, M.Sc

Reviewed by Hannah Joy, M.Phil

Last Updated on Jul 10, 2019

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The diet for patients with kidney failure will depend on their height, weight, blood tests, and dialysis choice. The diet may change as the disease progresses. So, it is necessary to seek the advice of a health care provider or a renal dietician for diet guidance. There are, however, certain foods you must avoid if you are suffering from kidney failure.

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shashibhushansahay, India

My creatinine level is 1.3 more over I am hypertensive diabetic since about 10 years. I am a male aged 70.plz tell about treatment.

mariacari, Philippines

thank you for the information on what not to eat when having dialysis. In our case, even we eat in moderation we still need to find the best food for our condition. please keep us posted. thank you very much. more power to care for our case. This is Maria from Manila, i am on my one year in my dialysis treatment and looking forward for donors to have a kidney transplant. In God's time.

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