@b2byrne @cehunt57 Dapaglifozin is Farxiga here in the states and is popular with many endocrinologists and nephrologists, especially. There are 2 main reasons for the medication Farxiga which involves itself with type 2 diabetes and CKD. In other words, there is a diabetic dose and a much double stronger dose for CKD, which you apparently have. Regardless of what dose you take, make sure you read all the side effects of this drug including constant urinating during the day and night. My nephrologist at the time, prescribed it to me twice, and both times my eGFR went down to 18 or 19, which is stage 4. I created a spreadsheet over a 2 or 3 year period showing when I started and stopped the Farxiga diabetic dose. It wasn't pretty for me using this drug. I also had another nephrologist who had only 1 or 2 patients taking the drug. It did not fit into his practice and was reluctant about using it. Online, as I recall, there were mixed views about the product, but I don't trust online medical reviews. Many health studies have shown, however, that this drug can be effective for CKD, but beware of the side effects.

The interesting part of all of this is how you could end up with kidney disease without being a diabetic or having a continual chronic cardiology problem. A kidney function of 22% is low, but there has to be a reason like an injury, accident or inflammation. It's important you find out the source.