Keep an eye on your kidney function – detect and prevent changes early.

The kidneys play a central role in detoxifying the body, regulating fluid balance and ensuring the breakdown of metabolic products. Impaired kidney function often goes unnoticed for a long time, as symptoms only appear at an advanced stage. kidney function check You can detect early signs of kidney dysfunction and protect your health in a targeted manner.

Why is kidney function so important?

Healthy kidneys filter around 50 liters of blood every day and remove toxins and excess water from the body. A disruption in this function can lead to an increased creatinine level in the blood, which indicates reduced kidney function. If left untreated, this can increase the long-term risk of high blood pressure, water retention or even chronic kidney disease.

Which values ​​are measured?

• Creatinine: An important marker for assessing kidney function. Elevated values ​​can indicate reduced filtration performance.

Your advantages:

• Early detection: Detect changes in kidney function before serious problems arise.
• Simple & reliable: Sampling conveniently from home with professional laboratory analysis.
• Targeted health care: Optimal basis for discussing measures to strengthen your kidneys with your doctor.

Also included in the Men's All-Round Check

The kidney function check is also part of the men's all-round checksThis test covers a variety of relevant health values ​​and offers a comprehensive analysis of your physical condition.

Keep an eye on your kidney health and take the right measures in time.

The kidney function check is important for your health for the following reasons:

• Early detection of renal dysfunction
• Monitoring the body's detoxification performance
• assessment of fluid and electrolyte balance
• Support in the prevention of kidney disease
• Help with adjusting medication dosages

A kidney function check can be useful in the following situations:

• If you have high blood pressure or diabetes
• For frequent urinary tract infections
• For swelling in the legs or feet
• If there is a family history of kidney disease
• As part of regular health care

Discuss the results with a doctor to assess your kidney health and take action if necessary.

Creatinine

Creatinine is a breakdown product of muscle metabolism that is filtered out of the blood by the kidneys. The creatinine level provides information about kidney function, with elevated levels potentially indicating a possible kidney dysfunction.

1. What does the kidney function check measure?

The kidney function check measures important blood values ​​such as creatinine and urea, which provide information about the filtering function and general health of the kidneys.

2. Who is the kidney function check suitable for?

The test is suitable for people who want to monitor their kidney function, especially if they have known kidney disease, high blood pressure or diabetes.

3. What symptoms may indicate kidney disease?

Symptoms such as swelling, frequent urination, fatigue and high blood pressure may indicate impaired kidney function.

4. How is the kidney function check performed?

The test is carried out by a simple blood sample, which you can do from the comfort of your own home. The sample is sent to our laboratory and analyzed.

5. How long does it take to receive my results?

The test results are usually available in your personal Probatix dashboard within a few days.

6. What can I do with the results?

The test results can help you determine whether your kidneys are functioning normally or if there are signs of kidney dysfunction. In such cases, you should discuss the results with a doctor.

7. How often should I have my kidney function checked?

It is recommended to check kidney function regularly, especially if you have risk factors such as diabetes, high blood pressure or a family history of kidney disease.