Chronic Kidney Disease Medications
Page last reviewed: 27 April 2026
Page created: 27 April 2026
Page created: 27 April 2026
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Key Information
The Purpose: It is natural to wonder why you need tablets if you don't feel unwell. These medications are not for treating symptoms you feel today. They act as a shield for your kidneys and heart against future strain.
How Common Medications Work:
What Happens Next?
These medications are an important investment in your future. For the shield to work, they must be taken every day, exactly as prescribed.
If you have questions or suspect you are experiencing side effects, please do not just stop taking them. Sudden stopping can leave you unprotected. Instead, contact us so we can help find a solution.
Further Information
Understanding Chronic Kidney Disease
Managing Chronic Kidney Disease
For more details on the different medicines used to treat and manage chronic kidney disease, please visit the NHS website.
Last reviewed: 27 April 2026
Next review due: 27 April 2029