Durham Nephrology Associates

Your kidneys work hard every day, but the warning signs of kidney disease are often easy to miss.

Changes in urination, persistent fatigue, swelling, unexplained itching, and loss of appetite could all be signs that something is affecting your kidney health. Early detection can make a significant difference in protecting kidney function and preventing complications.

Read our latest blog to learn five early warning signs of kidney disease you should never ignore and when it may be time to see a nephrologist.

5 Early Warning Signs of Kidney Disease You Shouldn't Ignore Learn the 5 early warning signs of kidney disease you shouldn't ignore, including changes in urination, fatigue, swelling, itching, and nausea. Durham Nephrology Associates explains when to seek expert care for your kidney health.

June is Men's Health Month, and we want the men in our community to know: your kidney health matters.

Men are at higher risk for kidney disease, especially if they have high blood pressure, diabetes, or a family history. The challenge? Early kidney disease often has no symptoms.

Early detection changes everything. A simple blood test and urine test can check your kidney function and catch problems before they progress.

When's the last time you had your kidneys checked? If it's been a while, now is the time.

Call us at 919-477-3005 to schedule an appointment today.

Can kidney damage be reversed? The answer is more complex than a simple yes or no.

In our latest blog, we break down what types of kidney damage may improve with treatment, what changes are permanent, and why early detection plays such an important role in protecting kidney function long-term.

From acute kidney injury to chronic kidney disease, understanding what’s possible can help you make informed decisions about your health and treatment plan.

Read the full blog today.

Can You Reverse Kidney Damage? What's Possible vs. What's Permanent Discover what kidney damage can be reversed and what's permanent. Learn about acute vs chronic kidney disease, treatment options, and realistic strategies for protecting your kidney function.

If you or a loved one needs dialysis, you have choices. At Durham Nephrology, we manage care at six regional centers with admitting privileges at Durham Regional Hospital. What sets us apart? You see the same doctors who know your whole story, not just your chart. Continuity matters, especially now.

Questions about dialysis options? Let's talk: 919-477-3005