Kidney Function analysis — free ai kidney function test analyser

A Kidney Function Test (KFT) typically measures creatinine (a muscle metabolism waste product the kidneys filter out), urea/BUN (a protein metabolism waste product), eGFR (estimated glomerular filtration rate — the calculated filtering capacity of your kidneys), and electrolytes (sodium, potassium, sometimes calcium and phosphate).

eGFR is the headline number. It estimates how many millilitres per minute your kidneys are filtering, normalised to body size: • Normal: > 90 mL/min/1.73m² • Mildly decreased: 60–89 (G2) • Moderate CKD: 30–59 (G3a/G3b) • Severe CKD: 15–29 (G4) • Kidney failure: < 15 (G5)

eGFR naturally declines with age (~1 mL/min/year after 40), so age- and sex-specific interpretation matters more here than in most panels. A 70-year-old with eGFR 75 is healthy; a 25-year-old with eGFR 75 is concerning.

Upload your KFT. DrKumar.ai reads creatinine, urea, eGFR, and electrolytes, and stages any kidney function decline against the CKD G1–G5 framework with age- and sex-adjusted interpretation.

For people with diabetes or hypertension — the two leading causes of CKD — the AI flags whether the trajectory is stable or drifting, especially valuable when you've uploaded prior reports.

Electrolyte abnormalities (high potassium, low sodium) get their own interpretation and a note on which patterns warrant urgent versus routine clinician contact.