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Urgent Call for Action: Raising Awareness of Kidney Health and Early Screening

Urgent Call for Action: Raising Awareness of Kidney Health and Early Screening
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In Singapore, doctors are urging more action on kidney health awareness and early screening. In recent years, the National Kidney Foundation (NKF) Singapore has witnessed a significant increase in demand for dialysis spots, with approximately 100 new applications received each month across its 41 centers. This number is nearly twice as high as it was five years ago. If no changes are made, the implication is that within the next few years, dialysis centers will reach a point where there will be no available spots for new patients.

 

In fact, the rising trend of chronic kidney problems and the prevalence of requiring dialysis does not only happen in Singapore but worldwide. This trend again reminds us that proper preemptive management is critical to prevent progression to dialysis. However, chronic kidney problems are known as the silent killer, and many people are unaware that their kidneys are suffering until too late. The ways to fight against this silent killer are still early screening and protection.

 

A urine test can detect a minuscule amount of blood or protein, revealing any potential impact on the kidneys' filtration function. Additionally, a blood test can determine creatinine's presence and tell if the kidneys are performing well. Some treatments help delay the progression and reinforce the kidneys if started in the early stages of chronic kidney problems. That's why it is important to do the early screening and ensure people in need are taking the treatments. Healthy lifestyles are also another crucial part of protecting kidney health. Eating well, staying active, monitoring blood sugar and blood pressure level, etc., can all play a role in maintaining kidney health.

 

The role of DTS in kidney protection

 

DTS is no doubt an effective choice for kidney support. It is suitable for those with poor kidney health and for daily health maintenance or prevention. The ingredients used in DTS are well-studied and proven beneficial for kidney and blood quality. Instead of supplementing a single nutrient, our formula is designed to restore and balance the body's systems, ensuring the kidney system has enough energy to work optimally.

 

It is not uncommon to see users with weak kidney health see positive results on their eGFR level (filtration function). Users who are generally healthy also benefit from DTS. Typically, they found better strength and sleep after taking DTS, which those signs are regarded as good kidney states in ancient Japanese therapy.

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