Abstract
Because chronic kidney disease is a growing health concern, primary physicians must be equipped to care for this unique patient population. In this review we discuss the criteria, diagnosis and management methods of CKD. Electronic searches of the PubMed, EMBASE, and Cochrane Library databases were conducted for the purposes of conducting a narrative review of all studies concerning Chronic renal disease management in family medicine published in English language up to August, 2018. Family physicians play a key function in ensuring that individuals with chronic kidney illness obtain proper counseling and health maintenance treatments; this is a pivotal part to effective management of chronic kidney disease Immunizations that are suggested for all chronic kidney disease patients are influenza and pneumovax vaccinations. Once a patient develops stage 4 chronic kidney illness, they ought to likewise receive the hepatitis B series because hemodialysis patients are at a raised risk of exposure to hepatitis B, in spite of cautions. Diabetes mellitus and hypertension, which are frequently managed in the workplace setting, are the largest contributors to chronic kidney condition; for that reason, these danger aspects ought to be tightly controlled and these patients must be screened closely for indications of kidney damages. Further health maintenance measures should be executed according to the patient's other disease-specific suggestions and age.