Why do kidney patients get bone pain?
It is often from mineral imbalance, which treatment can improve.
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Bone disease in kidney disease
How kidney disease weakens bones and what can be done.
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Short Answer
Kidney disease disrupts calcium, phosphorus and vitamin D balance, weakening the bones — a condition called renal bone disease. Bone pain is often from this mineral imbalance.
Medical Facts
- The kidneys activate vitamin D, which helps absorb calcium.
- High phosphorus and low active vitamin D cause calcium to leave the bones.
- Treatment can improve bone pain and strength.
Treatment or Donation Options
- Control phosphorus with diet and binders.
- Take vitamin D if prescribed.
- Ask your nephrologist about bone health.
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