Causes of kidney disease in women

There are many women who suffer from kidney disease in daily life. Please note that if you have this disease, you need to seek treatment as soon as possible, otherwise it will have great consequences. Of course, before treatment, we need to first understand what causes women to suffer from kidney disease, so that we can find the right method to improve the symptoms, otherwise everything will be in vain.

First, drinking too much

In daily life, many women like to drink soft drinks to quench their thirst, such as coffee, milk tea, etc. It is not good to get drunk on these drinks. Because they contain substances such as caffeine, if excessive accumulation of such substances in the human body, will cause high blood pressure. If the body's blood pressure is too high, it will damage kidney function. Therefore, ladies, please drink less soda and more boiled water in your daily life. If you think the taste of warm water is too bland, you can add some honey seasoning after warming it up.

Second, eating too salty

Everyone's taste is different. Some women prefer salty food. Every time they cook, they like to add more salt, which makes the food taste better. Please note that salt intake should not be too much, otherwise it will increase the burden on kidney function and cause kidney function impairment. Therefore, ladies who eat relatively salty food should gradually correct this habit and gradually get used to a light diet. In addition, some pickled ingredients, such as pickled sauerkraut and pickled pork, should be eaten less, because these ingredients are pickled with a lot of edible salt and have a very high salt content.

Third, I love drinking beer

Drinking is not just a man's right. Many women also drink alcohol in their daily lives, and even have to drink wine with every meal. When they go to parties, they drink more wine. It is important to understand that after ethanol enters the body, it needs to be metabolized by the liver. Excessive drinking will immediately increase the burden on the liver and affect liver health. Moreover, the liver and kidneys have the same origin. Once the liver is injured, the kidney function will also be affected. Especially if you already have kidney disease, drinking a lot of alcohol will cause high accumulation of uric acid, leading to blockage of renal tubules and eventually renal failure.