Reducing salt intake, diet should be light
A balanced diet. People eat a lot of plant and animal proteins, the final
metabolite - uric acid and urea nitrogen and so the burden should be excluded by
the kidneys, so binge drinking, overeating will increase the burden on the
kidneys;
Adequate water, do not hold back. The urine in the bladder too long is very
easy to breed bacteria, bacterial infection is likely through ureters to the
kidneys, drink plenty of water every day full at any time urination, kidney
stones would not be easy;
Planned physical activity every day and exercise, weight control, prevent
colds
When the throat, tonsils and other inflammation requires immediate antibiotic
treatment under the guidance of a doctor complete, easy to induce streptococcal
infection or kidney disease;
Quit smoking; drinking in moderation, avoid excessive drinking
Avoid drug abuse, the use of drugs, chemical toxins can lead to kidney
damage. As large doses of painkillers, improper use of aminoglycoside
antibiotics, long-term, excessive use of herbs containing aristolochic acid, can
slowly cause renal damage;
Pregnant women is best to check before kidney disease and renal function
situation, if there is a considerable degree of kidney disease and kidney
specialist to discuss the possibility of pregnancy, or blind pregnancy, kidney
disease may soon deteriorate cause renal dysfunction;
Regular annual routine examination of urine and kidney function, can also be
done while kidney B ultrasound, to understand a family history of the
disease.
Experts point out that high-risk groups, namely diabetes, hypertension and
other disorders may cause kidney damage people, in addition to the above
measures, but also pay attention to:
Should actively control the risk factors of hypertension, diabetes, high uric
acid, obesity, high cholesterol, etc., adhere to drug therapy under the guidance
of specialist physicians;
Proper diet, adhere to the corresponding salt, low sugar, low purine, low-fat
diet and so on;
Close observation of their blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol, uric
acid and other indicators, strictly controlled within the normal range;
At least once every six months to monitor urine, urinary albumin and renal
function in order to detect early kidney damage.
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