The questions you ask
can change the future of your ADPKD

"Doctor, can you assess my kidney size?"

It is important to ask your doctor to take a closer look at the size of your kidneys and number of cysts. It is crucial to monitor your kidney size to predict disease progression for ADPKD as kidneys may grow larger over time.

Discover why it may be a predictor

"How can I get my kidney size screened and assessed?"

If you have ADPKD, there are 3 imaging tests your doctor can use to show how many cysts you have, how big they are, and the progression of your disease.

See more about kidney screening
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ADPKD=autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease.

ADPKD=autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease.

"What is ADPKD and the risk of progression?"

Autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease, or ADPKD, is a type of progressive polycystic kidney disease (PKD) that causes multiple cysts, or pouches filled with fluid, to form in your kidneys. In ADPKD, kidney growth and damage often occur before kidney function declines.

Find out about the risk of progression

"How can I get my kidney size screened and assessed?"

If you have ADPKD, there are 3 imaging tests your doctor can use to show how many cysts you have, how big they are, and the progression of your disease.

See more about kidney screening
What is ADPKD?

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