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Phosphorus amount daily?

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Is there a chart or something that shows how much phosphorus, potassium per day is best?

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There is no amount of "how much." Each person is different and depending on what your labs show. A renal dietitian will give you a place to start. You'll find daily recommended allowances but people with CKD will have different levels.

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So true. Based on my labs Doctor restricted my diet to Max of 850 mg per day

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DaVita dialysis centers (if in your market) provide all that, plus lots of other worthy information, as a part of their free KIDNEY SMART 2-hour seminars. I'm CKD4. I am finally charting what I eat (protein, sodium, potassium and phosphorous). I have a fairly repetitive diet, so it won't be a monumental project. Lots of foods don't routinely list potassium and phosphorous on their labels, so it requires some "detective work."

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Good you are being pro-active. I am using the Davita diet planning and tracker, and find it to be very helpful. Find that even though food might have high potassium, salt and/or phosphorus can modify and just have less. Also useful in doing recipes. It is an adventure for sure.

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Thank you😊

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