# GFR 41 newly diagnoised

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**Category:** Living with kidney disease\
**Created:** [5 October 2026 12:21 UTC](https://kidneycommunity.kidneyresearchuk.org/t/gfr-41-newly-diagnoised/970 "2026-10-05T12:21:20Z")\
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**Post date:** [7 October 2026 08:51 UTC](https://kidneycommunity.kidneyresearchuk.org/t/gfr-41-newly-diagnoised/970/2 "2026-10-07T08:51:01Z")

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Hi Morag, thank you for sharing. There are a couple of posts on this topic that you might find have useful information.

There is one about Stage 3 CKD

[Stage 3 chronic kidney disease - Living with kidney disease - Kidney Community](https://kidneycommunity.kidneyresearchuk.org/t/stage-3-chronic-kidney-disease/491)

And one specifically about advice

[Advice on Kidney disease stage 3 - Living with kidney disease / Recently diagnosed - Kidney Community](https://kidneycommunity.kidneyresearchuk.org/t/advice-on-kidney-disease-stage-3/810/7)

I hope some of the information there is helpful

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