EPISODE · Feb 6, 2026 · 5 MIN
What Changes In Kidney Labs Really Mean In Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) | S2E2
from Kidney Wise Health | chronic kidney disease, dialysis, renal failure, kidney failure, CKD, Transplant · host Roslyn Williams register nurse -kidneywise health coach
Have your kidney lab numbers ever changed and left you feeling confused or worried? In this episode of the Kidney Wise Health Podcast, registered nurse Roslyn Williams explains what changes in kidney labs really mean for people living with chronic kidney disease (CKD). You'll learn why kidney lab numbers like eGFR, creatinine, and BUN can naturally go up or down, what normal fluctuations look like, and how providers actually decide whether a change is concerning. We also break down common kidney lab myths, including why one abnormal result does not automatically mean kidney failure or dialysis.. This episode will help you understand: Why kidney labs change from visit to visit The difference between normal fluctuations and true progression Why doctors focus on trends, not one single number When you should call you provider - and when it's okay to wait A simple question you can always ask about your lab results "You are more than a single lab value, and your care is about the whole picture - not just the numbers." 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. 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.
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Have your kidney lab numbers ever changed and left you feeling confused or worried? In this episode of the Kidney Wise Health Podcast, registered nurse Roslyn Williams explains what changes in kidney labs really mean for people living with chronic kidney disease (CKD). You'll learn why kidney lab numbers like eGFR, creatinine, and BUN can naturally go up or down, what normal fluctuations look like, and how providers actually decide whether a change is concerning. We also break down common kidney lab myths, including why one abnormal result does not automatically mean kidney failure or dialysis.. This episode will help you understand: Why kidney labs change from visit to visit The difference between normal fluctuations and true progression Why doctors focus on trends, not one single number When you should call you provider - and when it's okay to wait A simple question you can always ask about your lab results "You are more than a single lab value, and your care is about the whole picture - not just the numbers." 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. 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.
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