5 extremely dangerous causes of kidney disease
(Baonghean.vn) - In addition to the habit of eating salty foods and drinking little water that can easily cause kidney disease that everyone knows, you need to be careful with the following 5 dangerous culprits that cause kidney disease:
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| Drinking too much beer causes uric acid to accumulate, blocking the renal tubules, causing the body to quickly fail the kidneys. The kidneys have the function of filtering and removing toxins from the blood, and alcoholic beverages reduce the kidneys' ability to perform this function. At the same time, drinking too much beer and alcohol increases blood pressure, a common cause of kidney disease. |
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| For people with chronic kidney dysfunction, not all fruits and vegetables can be eaten in large quantities. Fruits and vegetables are often considered natural foods that contain potassium, which is a cause of kidney dysfunction. Foods that people with kidney disease should avoid: bananas, melons, tangerines, pomegranates, spinach, ginger, bamboo shoots, etc. |
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| If you weigh 50kg, you need about 40g of protein per day. Therefore, you should not eat more than 300g of meat per day. Eating too much meat will cause great damage to the kidneys. Foods rich in protein and fat increase the cholesterol content in bile, which can easily form stones. In addition, eating a lot of meat and internal organs will create uric acid metabolites, which can form stones. |
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| Lack of exercise makes the lower part of the body prone to obesity, leading to insufficient blood supply to the upper part of the body. This affects the blood supply to the kidneys. Lack of exercise also affects the body's absorption of calcium. At that time, the amount of calcium salts will increase in the urine, which can easily form kidney stones or urinary tract stones. |
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| Some infectious diseases can cause kidney complications and kidney failure such as: post-streptococcal glomerulonephritis, severe infections caused by highly virulent bacteria can cause septic shock and acute kidney failure. |
