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Resources

6 Tips for Doing Your Own Research

It’s hard not to want to do your own research after learning you have a health condition like IgA Nephropathy. And while you should feel empowered to do your own research, it’s also important to make sure the information you find is from credible sources (our website, among them!). Otherwise, you can wind up feeling, […]

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Considering a Clinical Trial?

Clinical trials are a way to test whether a new drug, device, or another type of treatment is safe for use in humans if it has any side effects if it works better than other treatments, and if it helps improve the quality of life. While there is still no cure for IgA Nephropathy, the […]

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Thinking About What You Want From Treatment

When it comes to making a treatment decision for IgA Nephropathy, focusing on your priorities is important. Asking yourself “What do I most want to achieve from treatment?”, “How will this treatment help me feel better and affect my kidney function?”, and “What are the upsides and downsides of the treatment?” are all great places […]

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Understanding Your Treatment Options

Factors that  can shape treatment decisions Your medical history, including other health conditions. Your blood pressure. How much protein is in your urine? Protein circulates in your blood, but it’s not usually found in the urine. Having protein in the urine (called proteinuria or albuminuria) can be a sign of kidney damage. Your estimated glomerular […]

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