Signs that someone may be dying from kidney failure
- pain – for example, a headache or bone pain.
- agitation.
- itch due to uraemia (a build-up of toxins in the blood due to kidney failure)
- metallic taste in the mouth due to uraemia.
- muscle cramps.
- breathing difficulties, including shortness of breath.
- noisy breathing.
- nausea.
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