Your kidneys filter waste from your blood around the clock, yet damage often develops silently until function has already declined significantly. A Kidney Health Checkup gives a clear, evidence-based view of how well these organs are working, covering filtration rate, waste product levels and electrolyte balance together. Whether you have a family history of kidney disease or want a routine review, this assessment guides your doctor.
Measures a waste product filtered by your kidneys. Raised levels usually indicate that filtration efficiency has dropped, making this one of the earliest markers of kidney strain.
Checks how well your kidneys are clearing urea, a by-product of protein breakdown, from your bloodstream.
Calculates how efficiently your kidneys are filtering blood, giving a clearer stage-by-stage picture of kidney function than a single reading alone.
Detects small amounts of protein leaking into urine, often the very first sign of kidney damage, well before symptoms or other blood markers change.
Assesses mineral balance in your blood, since impaired kidneys struggle to regulate electrolytes, which can affect heart rhythm and muscle function.
Checks the pressure your kidneys are exposed to, since sustained high blood pressure is both a cause and a consequence of kidney damage.
Regular kidney screening helps catch reduced filtration function before symptoms such as swelling, fatigue or changes in urination become noticeable, giving you a real chance to slow or prevent further damage. For those already diagnosed, tracking creatinine, eGFR and electrolyte levels over time shows how well treatment is working and flags complications early. This screening is particularly advised if you have a family history of kidney disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, or have noticed changes in urine output or persistent fatigue.
A few simple steps help ensure accurate results:
A little preparation goes a long way toward results that reflect your genuine kidney function.
A Kidney Health Checkup is a coordinated set of tests designed to assess how well your kidneys are filtering waste and maintaining balance in your body, both at a single point in time and as an ongoing trend. Rather than relying on one measurement, it combines creatinine, BUN, eGFR and urine albumin testing to build a rounder view of your kidney health.
At Koshikaa, this panel also considers factors that influence kidney function over the long term, such as blood pressure and electrolyte balance, giving your doctor a broader foundation for any lifestyle or treatment recommendations that follow.
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Most kidney function tests do not require fasting, though our team will confirm any specific instructions at booking.
Unless your doctor advises otherwise, take your usual medications as prescribed on the day of testing.
If you have had kidney screening before, bringing those results helps our team and your doctor track changes more accurately.
Adequate hydration in the days leading up to your test helps ensure your creatinine and BUN readings reflect your genuine baseline.
Getting screened is straightforward and takes just a few steps.
Enter your name, phone number and email address.
Our team will contact you to confirm your appointment and explain any preparation instructions.
You will receive appointment confirmation, center address and reporting time through SMS or email.
Our staff will guide you through the complete health assessment process.
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This panel includes Serum Creatinine, Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN), eGFR, Urine Albumin/Creatinine Ratio, an Electrolyte Panel and a Blood Pressure Measurement.
No, fasting is generally not required for kidney function testing. Our team will confirm any specific instructions when you book.
A general blood test does not typically calculate filtration rate or check for urine protein leakage. This panel specifically checks creatinine, BUN, eGFR and albumin markers to give a full picture of kidney function.
Yes. Reduced filtration rate and early protein leakage can often be detected before swelling, fatigue or urination changes become noticeable, which is why this screening is recommended even for people who feel generally well.
This ratio detects small amounts of protein leaking into urine, which is often the earliest measurable sign of kidney damage, appearing before creatinine or eGFR readings shift significantly.
This screening is commonly recommended for:
Doctors, nephrologists and general physicians commonly recommend this assessment for early, accurate identification of kidney impairment.
No referral is required. You can book this screening directly, and our team will guide you on next steps if any result needs specialist follow-up.
The blood draw and urine sample collection typically take 10-15 minutes. Reports are shared digitally within 24 hours.
You can book by filling in the form on this page, calling our centre directly, or visiting us in Banashankari, Bengaluru. Same-day appointments are available subject to slot availability.
