The first one is high blood pressure. Those who are overweight always have higher blood pressure, and when the pressure rises, blood vessels (in kidney specially) have to bear more stress. If this situation lasts for a rather long time, blood vessels will have less elasticity and get sclerosed gradually.
The second one is high blood fat. There is much fat in kidney, so the kidney will have a larger size; also there are obvious sediments of fat in the basilar membrane of glomeruli, so the glomeruli will be widened that Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis (FSGS) will appear. Besides, all the arteries in the sufferers with hyperlipoidemia will have atheromatous plaque, as a result, the micro-circulation in kidney may be blocked, and sclerosis of glomeruli will appear as well.
The third one is Diabetes Mellitus. Diabetes always leads to various complications, among which Diabetic Nephropathy is a serious one. In the early stage of Diabetic Nephropathy, there is protein leaked out, and later on, with the disease condition deteriorating, mass proteinuria will appear and Nephrotic Syndrome will invade the sufferers. Consequently, kidney function can be hurt which may result in kidney failure in some cases.
The last one is high uric acid. Hyperuricemia is a disorder caused by long-term unbalanced purine metabolism. It is estimated that there are about 85% sufferers with Hyperuricemia have kidney lesions after their thirties. The disease condition usually makes slow progress, and after about 20 years, it becomes Chronic Kidney Disease or even Chronic Renal Failure so as to be a threat of life.
Chronic Kidney Disease is annoying and even life-threatening, we must note its perniciousness. Having regular and moderate exercise and keeping a healthy lifestyle do help. To avoid these triggers as much as possible is what we can do in daily life to really get far away from Chronic Kidney disease. If you want to know more about Chronic Kidney Disease, you are welcome to talk with the consultant online or leave a message to me.
