Assess your kidney disease risk in under 2 minutes with this evidence-based screening tool
Answer 10 simple questions about your health and lifestyle to get a personalized kidney disease risk assessment.
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By Dr. Bhatt
Medical Disclaimer: This quiz is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified nephrologist for proper evaluation.
Clinical reviewer: Dr. Anil Prasad Bhatt, DM Nephrology (AIIMS), FRCP (London), FASN · Last clinically reviewed: 2 September 2026 · Next review due: September 2027
What it is based on
Established CKD risk factors as used in public-health screening.
Limitations you should know
An awareness questionnaire. Only a blood test (creatinine/eGFR) and a urine ACR can tell you whether you have kidney disease. This tool has not been validated as a diagnostic device and is not regulated as medical software.
Do not use this tool — get medical help now
If you have any symptoms of kidney disease regardless of your quiz result, this page is not the right step. Call 112 or go to your nearest emergency department. For urgent kidney-specific concerns during clinic hours, call +91 98181 83957.
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This tool provides general health information and does not create a doctor–patient relationship, diagnose any condition, or prescribe treatment. Always discuss results with a qualified clinician. See our medical disclaimer. To discuss your own results, book a consultation.
Medically reviewed
Written and reviewed by Dr. Anil Prasad Bhatt
Senior Director – Nephrology and Kidney Transplant, Max Super Speciality Hospital, Sector 128, Noida.
DM Nephrology (AIIMS New Delhi, 2011) · FRCP (London) · FASN (USA) · Advanced Training in Nephrology, University of Oxford & Harvard University (2016) · NMC Reg. 046358
Last clinically reviewed: 2 September 2026 ·
Next review due: September 2027
Clinical guidance on this page follows current KDIGO and Indian Society of Nephrology practice, and NOTTO rules where transplantation is discussed. It is general information, not a personal diagnosis or prescription — see our medical disclaimer. If you have severe symptoms, call 112 or attend your nearest emergency department.