If you’ve ever felt confused or scared after a report, this challenge is for you. For the next 10 days, you’ll get: 1 short lesson 1 simple action 1 small win By Day 10, you’ll understand your key numbers, the right tests, and a practical routine you can follow at home. Step 1: Watch the Welcome Video above. Step 2: Comment READY below and write “My biggest worry is: ____” so I know you’re starting with us. https://www.skool.com/drarjun-kidney-health-club/classroom/9f6de89b?md=8e36ca23ab6e405387b7ade57307eb38

Did a specific diet help you? Did a video guide your treatment plan? Did a specific medicine reduce your protein leak or your cholesterol level? Post here and let others learn from your Success!

Doctor sab please give your views regarding Ayurvedic treatment to supplement the ongoing treatments. Hiims and many other such organisations claim about their expertise in treating CKD.

I would like to introduce @Ravindra Pant who had a transplant around 10 years ago. Ravindra underwent a kidney transplant around 10 years ago. Since then, he hasn't just returned to normal life - he has gone on to complete multiple marathons and inspire countless people along the way. His story is a powerful reminder that a diagnosis does not define your future. Many people believe that life stops after kidney disease or transplantation. Ravindra is living proof that with the right mindset, discipline, and determination, life can continue to be full of purpose, achievement, and adventure. In fact, he has probably accomplished more after his transplant than many people do without ever facing a major health challenge. His journey is not just about kidney disease. It's about resilience, hope, and what is possible when you refuse to let circumstances define you.

A drug called sparsentan has now received FDA approval for FSGS (Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis). This is important because FSGS is a condition where patients often have significant protein leak, and treatment options have been limited. Sparsentan works by targeting pathways involved in proteinuria reduction, and studies have shown it can help reduce protein leak in selected patients. But this is important ⚠️ Sparsentan (FSGS) — who is it for? Key cut-offs (from trials / approval context) - eGFR: generally ≥ 30 mL/min/1.73 m² - Proteinuria: significant protein leak (often UPCR ≥ 1.5 g/g) - Diagnosis: biopsy-proven primary FSGS (not secondary causes) What this means for you It’s a positive step forward in kidney care. But more importantly:Understanding your own reports (protein, eGFR, diagnosis) matters before thinking about treatments like this. New treatments are coming — which is good. But the basics still matter: - controlling BP - reducing protein leak - staying consistent Comment below - what do you think?