Kidney Disease Medications: What Harms Your Kidneys

If you have chronic kidney disease, the medications you take matter more than you think. Some medications can help protect your kidneys...while others can quickly cause harm especially if taken often or without guidance. In this episode, nurse Roslyn breaks down in a simple easy-to-understand way so you can feel more confident about what medications your are taking and how they can harm your kidneys. You'll hear the story of James, who didn't realize that a common pain reliever was affecting his kidney function-and what he did to turn things around.   We'll also walk through: Common medications that can harm your kidneys Real examples like ibuprofen, naproxen, and certain antibiotics Why over-the-counter medications still matter one simple step you can take today to protect your kidney health   One simple step: Write down all your medications and take that list to your next appointment.   If you found this episode helpful, please leave a quick review on Apple Podcasts - it helps more people discover Kidney Wise Health where they can find hope, clarity, and confidence in their kidney journey.   Download your free Blood Pressure Log: Track your readings and bring them to your next appointment.  Download Your Free Blood Pressure Log   Download your FREE Kidney Post-Appointment Checklist to stay organized and confident for your next nephrology visit. Free Post-Appointment Checklist   Download your FREE Kidney Appointment Checklist below and walk into your next visit prepared and confident. Appointment Checklist   Want to stay connected and continue learning? Join my free email community, Kidney Wise Insider, for kidney-wise tips, encouragement, and practical education delivered straight to your inbox. Join Kidney Wise Insider: Join Kidney Wise Insider   If you are interested in personalized support, you can book a free kidney health coaching discovery call to see if working together is a good fit. Book a Free Discovery Call: Book a Free Kidney Health Coaching Call   Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only and does not replace medical advice from your healthcare provider.