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Chronic Kidney Disease of Unknown origin

Kidney & Bladder | Last Active: Mar 19 5:56pm | Replies (18)

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@wdytys

I was diagnosed with stage 4 kidney disease about two years ago. My kidney doctor couldn’t figure out why, since I didn’t have hypertension or diabetes. I did my own research and figured that it was the smoothies that I had almost every day (for three years) which contained one cup of spinach. Spinach is one of the foods with the highest amount of oxalates. I changed my diet and and my last blood work was normal. I couldn’t post a link to a research article because I am a new member, but you can search for “Diet-induced oxalate nephropathy from excessive nut and seed consumption”.

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@wdytys oxalates are one of the things that can be troublesome to kidney function. A nephrologist can order tests for that. I’m sorry it took your own research to figure that out. That is good your blood work is normal now. What does your kidney doctor think about this change?