Kidney MD

Kidney MD Your kidneys and weight are linked.

At Kidney MD, we care for both—helping you manage kidney disease, blood pressure, and achieve healthy weight with personalized, compassionate care - by Ritu R Vyas, MD Medical practice by Ritu Vyas, MD specializing in compassionate, expert, personalized, patient-centered kidney and weight care solutions.

CKD progresses silently. By the time most patients feel symptoms, significant kidney function is already lost.Knowing yo...
04/07/2026

CKD progresses silently. By the time most patients feel symptoms, significant kidney function is already lost.

Knowing your risk isn't scary — it's powerful.

Our Kidney Failure Risk Calculator predicts your 2-year and 5-year probability of kidney failure progression using the same validated risk models used in clinical research.

It takes just two inputs:
📌 Your eGFR (kidney function score)
📌 Your uACR (urine albumin-to-creatinine ratio — a simple urine test)

The result? A personalized risk estimate that helps you and your nephrologist make better decisions — earlier.

Whether your CKD is mild or advanced, understanding your trajectory is the first step toward changing it.

Try it at https://www.kidneymd.net/calculators/kidney-failure-risk-calculator

Your kidneys filter about 180 liters of blood every day — and your eGFR tells you how well they're doing it.eGFR (Glomer...
04/03/2026

Your kidneys filter about 180 liters of blood every day — and your eGFR tells you how well they're doing it.

eGFR (Glomerular Filtration Rate) is the #1 number used to stage chronic kidney disease. Most people have never heard of it. Many already have early CKD and don't know yet.

Our eGFR Calculator uses the latest CKD–EPI 2021 equation — the same formula nephrologists use — to estimate your kidney function and show you exactly what CKD stage you're in.

All you need: your age, s*x, and your most recent creatinine level (found on any routine blood panel).

Try it free: https://www.kidneymd.net/calculators/egfr-calculator-ckd-epi

By the time symptoms appear, kidney disease may already be advanced.That’s why early action matters.If you’ve been told:...
03/25/2026

By the time symptoms appear, kidney disease may already be advanced.

That’s why early action matters.

If you’ve been told:

• “Your labs are slightly off”
• “Just monitor for now”

…it may be time for a deeper evaluation.

Join a care model focused on prevention: https://www.ki

Read the blog on "When Should You See a Nephrologist?": https://www.kidneymd.net/post/when-should-you-see-a-nephrologist

Kidney disease is not inevitable.You can reduce your risk by:✔ Controlling blood pressure✔ Maintaining a healthy weight✔...
03/21/2026

Kidney disease is not inevitable.

You can reduce your risk by:
✔ Controlling blood pressure
✔ Maintaining a healthy weight
✔ Monitoring labs early

But the most important step?

Getting the right guidance early
Book your FREE visit today: https://www.kidneymd.net/schedule

Most patients see a kidney specialist too late.Our approach focuses on:✔ Early detection✔ Root-cause evaluation✔ Lifesty...
03/18/2026

Most patients see a kidney specialist too late.

Our approach focuses on:
✔ Early detection
✔ Root-cause evaluation
✔ Lifestyle + medical care
✔ Direct physician access

This is kidney care designed to prevent progression—not just react to it.
Apply for your FREE introductory visit: https://www.kidneymd.net/kidney-care-catonsville-neph

03/14/2026

“Your labs are just slightly off.”

That’s often how kidney disease begins.

Small changes in:
• Creatinine
• eGFR
• Urine protein

…can be early warning signs.

✔ Early care = better outcomes
✔ New treatments are available

Take control early
Schedule your FREE visit: https://www.kidneymd.net/schedule

World Kidney Day: Act Early. Protect Your Kidneys.Kidney disease is often silent—but not harmless.1 in 7 adults may have...
03/12/2026

World Kidney Day: Act Early. Protect Your Kidneys.

Kidney disease is often silent—but not harmless.
1 in 7 adults may have kidney disease, many without knowing it.

Early detection can:
✔ Slow progression
✔ Prevent complications
✔ Protect long-term health

Who should get checked?
✔ High BP / Diabetes
✔ Slightly abnormal labs
✔ Family history
✔ Or anyone who cares about their kidney health

This is your moment to act

Limited FREE introductory visits available this month
Secure your spot today: https://www.kidneymd.net/schedule

Kidney disease has no symptoms—until it’s advancedMany people feel completely fine while damage is already happening.Who...
03/08/2026

Kidney disease has no symptoms—until it’s advanced

Many people feel completely fine while damage is already happening.

Who should consider seeing a nephrologist?

✔ High blood pressure or diabetes
✔ “Slightly abnormal” labs
✔ Family history of kidney disease
✔ Kidney stones or swelling
✔ Anyone who cares about their kidney health

Don’t wait for symptoms
Book your FREE visit today: https://www.kidneymd.net/schedule

World Obesity Day: Your kidneys are affected tooExcess weight doesn’t just impact appearance—it directly affects kidney ...
03/04/2026

World Obesity Day: Your kidneys are affected too

Excess weight doesn’t just impact appearance—it directly affects kidney health.
Obesity increases the risk of:

High blood pressure
Diabetes
Chronic kidney disease

The good news? Even modest weight loss can improve kidney outcomes.

✔ Early action matters
✔ Prevention is possible

If you have weight concerns or metabolic risk, it’s time to act
Schedule your FREE introductory visit today: https://www.kidneymd.net/schedule

March is National Kidney MonthKidney disease is more common—and more silent—than most people realize.🌍 850 million peopl...
03/01/2026

March is National Kidney Month

Kidney disease is more common—and more silent—than most people realize.
🌍 850 million people worldwide are living with kidney disease.

In the U.S., 1 in 7 adults (~35 million people) are affected—and many don’t know it.

That’s why the American Society of Nephrology is promoting the to raise awareness.

You can participate by choosing an activity that burns ~850 calories:
✔ 8,500 steps
✔ 8.5 miles walking
✔ 85 miles cycling
✔ 8.5 minutes of high-intensity exercise

Why does this matter?

Kidney disease is often silent early on, and damage may not be reversible once it progresses.

✔ Early detection matters
✔ Early treatment can slow or stop progression

A small request:
Take the —and share this with 5 friends or family members
You never know who might benefit from getting checked early.

👉 Want to take a proactive approach?
Schedule a FREE introductory visit: https://www.kidneymd.net/schedule

Let’s spread awareness—one step at a time.

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405 Frederick Road, Ste 1
Catonsville, MD
21228

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Tuesday 9am - 3pm
Wednesday 9am - 3pm
Thursday 9am - 3pm
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