Really it's wonderful videos on different aspects of kidney disease are phenomenal. It's a genuine and authentic and well verified educating video will definitely help the million humans suffering from different types of kindly disease. Sir I am a teacher and suffering from IgA nephropathy with protein leakage. For the last two years I have been taking ramipril 2.5 mg once a day. Kindly suggest other ways to slow down our kidney damage progress. I don't have BP and sugar issue. Sir increasing ramipril dodge can help me to control protein leakage further? I hope you may suggest Thanking you Dr Azimudeen Assistant professor India

You didn't mention the situation in elderly people where DNA "blurring" in both organs and the immune system result in the immune system rejecting and attacking an organ - and kidneys are usually the first to be attacked, probably due to accumulated toxins. I have a likely 83-year-old patient right now, whose creatinine and uric acid levels have been deteriorating to eGFR=41% while her inflammatory indicators have been increasing during recent months, all with NO protein in the urine. This seems to be the same process as transplant rejection, and indeed in a way the kidney is not the patient's original kidney - because it has changed through 83 years of DNA damage and aging. I am considering rapamycin for this. Any thoughts?