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Real warning signs that should not be ignored
Appearance of foamy urine or urinary changes
If you notice persistent foam in your urine, similar to soap suds that don’t disappear when you flush, this may indicate the presence of protein in your urine (proteinuria). This is a real clinical sign that requires immediate evaluation.
In addition, changes in urine color or frequency at night (nocturia) are signs that doctors take seriously. Paying attention to these indicators is an act of responsibility toward your own well-being and an excellent way to prevent any future complications.
Swelling in ankles and periocular area
Edema, especially in the ankles or eyelids upon waking in the morning, is a sign that fluid balance is not optimal. Unlike swelling in the hands, this symptom is closely related to kidney function.
Observing these changes is crucial.
