When your kidneys become incapable of effectively eliminating surplus fluids from your body, it can result in fluid retention, leading to discomfort and pressure in your chest. Francesca Tentori, M.D., who serves as the medical director of outcomes research and patient empowerment at DaVita and holds an adjunct instructor position in medicine at Vanderbilt University, remarks, ‘Kidney failure is occasionally mistaken for conditions like asthma or heart failure, as fluid buildup in the lungs can occur.’ In cases of severe kidney failure, a kidney transplant may be necessary.
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