Nephron Kidney Hospital Nagpur
Empowering Patients & Caregivers

Patient Guides & Care Resources

Practical renal nutrition guidelines, dialysis daily routines, and transplant checklists curated by Dr. Jitesh Jeswani to help you navigate kidney care with confidence.

Diet & Nutrition

Kidney-Friendly Diet (Renal Nutrition Chart)

A comprehensive guide on managing dietary sodium, potassium, phosphorus, and protein intake tailored to your stage of Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD).

Doctor's Essential Advice:
  • Limit sodium to less than 2,000 mg (1 teaspoon of salt) per day.
  • Leach high-potassium vegetables (potatoes, spinach) by soaking in warm water.
  • Avoid packaged snacks, colas, and processed cheeses rich in inorganic phosphate.
Dialysis & Fluid

Fluid Management & Daily Intake Guide

How to calculate your safe daily fluid allowance for hemodialysis and advanced CKD patients to avoid breathlessness and high blood pressure.

Doctor's Essential Advice:
  • Daily fluid allowance = 24-hour urine output + 500 mL (insensible losses).
  • Use ice chips or lemon spray to relieve dry mouth without excessive water intake.
  • Weigh yourself every morning on an empty stomach to track fluid retention.
Transplant Prep

Pre-Kidney Transplant Checklist for Donors & Recipients

Step-by-step checklist of blood tests, HLA crossmatching, legal affidavits under THOA, and cardiac fitness evaluations needed before surgery.

Doctor's Essential Advice:
  • Ensure blood group compatibility or schedule ABO-incompatible protocol workup.
  • Complete dental, ENT, and cardiology infection clearance.
  • Gather all required government identity documents (Aadhaar, Passport, Family Tree).
Medication Safety

Medication Safety & Painkiller Warnings

Critical safety warnings about over-the-counter painkillers (NSAIDs), antibiotic dose adjustments in kidney impairment, and avoiding nephrotoxic agents.

Doctor's Essential Advice:
  • Never consume NSAIDs (Ibuprofen, Diclofenac, Aceclofenac) without nephrologist approval.
  • Always inform non-renal doctors about your kidney disease before taking IV contrast dyes.
  • Take immunosuppressive transplant medicines strictly on time (every 12 hours).

Need Guidance on Your Kidney Diet or Reports?

Our hospital clinical team and dietitians are available to answer your questions.

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