Registered dietitian based in Lagos, offering video and in-person consultations for diabetes, blood pressure, weight and other conditions.
Kidney (renal) dietitian in Ilorin
For CKD, chronic kidney disease, renal diet
Kidney disease changes how much protein, potassium, phosphorus, salt and fluid you can have. A renal diet is detailed, and getting it right protects the kidney function you have. See a registered dietitian by video from anywhere in Ilorin, from GRA to Taiwo Road.
- Reviewed, registered dietitians
- Video or phone, no travel
- From ₦25,000
Dietitians for kidney disease serving Ilorin
Registered dietitian based in Lagos, offering video and in-person consultations for diabetes, blood pressure, weight and other conditions.
What a kidney (renal) consultation covers
- Protein targets for your stage of kidney disease
- Potassium and phosphorus in Nigerian foods
- Fluid and salt limits, including on dialysis
- Reading your lab results with you
- Leaching vegetables and yam to cut potassium
Built around food people in Ilorin eat
Many staples, including amala with gbegiri and ewedu, tuwo and eko, can still fit. Your dietitian shows you how to prepare and portion them for your kidneys.
- amala with gbegiri and ewedu
- tuwo
- eko
- moin moin
- pounded yam
Other conditions in Ilorin
Rather we match you in Ilorin?
Tell us what you need and we will contact you to arrange a session with the right registered dietitian for kidney disease. Free to request, no account needed.
- We reply by WhatsApp, phone or email
- Matched to your condition and schedule
- Ask for a dietitian who speaks Yoruba, and we will match you where we can
How booking works
- 01
Pick a dietitian
Every dietitian is reviewed and approved before they can take bookings.
- 02
Choose a time
See real open slots and book in under two minutes. No account needed.
- 03
Pay securely
Card, transfer or USSD through Paystack, in Naira. Only once you have a slot.
- 04
Meet and get a plan
Join by video or phone, and leave with a plan built around the food you eat.
Questions people ask
Do I need a dietitian if I am on dialysis?
Yes. Diet on dialysis is different from diet before it, and it changes as your labs change. Regular sessions help keep potassium, phosphorus and fluid in a safe range.
Which Nigerian foods are high in potassium?
Plantain, many leafy vegetables, beans, yam and some fruits are high. Your dietitian will tell you which to limit, how much, and how to prepare them to reduce potassium.
Can I see a dietitian in Ilorin without travelling?
Yes. Every dietitian on Cooked Indoors offers video consultations, so you can book from anywhere in Ilorin including GRA, Tanke, Fate, Adewole.
How much does a kidney (renal) dietitian cost in Ilorin?
Consultations start from ₦25,000, paid securely in Naira. Each dietitian sets their own fee by session length and type, and you see the exact price before you pay.
What is the difference between a dietitian and a nutritionist?
In Nigeria, "nutritionist" is not a protected title, so anyone can use it. A registered dietitian has trained in clinical nutrition and is qualified to manage diet for medical conditions like diabetes, kidney disease and high blood pressure. Every dietitian on Cooked Indoors is reviewed before they can take bookings.
Is a video consultation as good as seeing a dietitian in person?
For most nutrition care, yes. A consultation is a conversation about your history, your results and how you eat, and none of that needs a physical exam. Video also makes follow-ups easier, which is where most of the progress happens.