What diseases can severe kidney deficiency cause?

Kidney is one of the most important organs in our human body. Not long ago, there were frequent reports on the Internet that some young people sold their kidneys to buy expensive Apple mobile phones. Upon hearing such news, many people would feel creepy. Young people are really willful. Kidney is an important organ in our human body. The detoxification of our body generally requires the normal working of the kidney. However, some people do not take their health seriously. Don’t those people know what diseases severe kidney deficiency can cause? Severe kidney deficiency generally causes the following diseases:

1. Increased hair loss. You used to have long black hair that everyone loved, but has it become dry, thin, and dull recently? The best shampoo and hair care products and professional care once a week cannot save the embarrassing situation on your head. Then you should consider whether your problem is related to decreased kidney function.

2. Swollen eyelids. When you wake up in the morning, your eyes are dry. Perhaps you think it is because you worked in front of the computer for too long the day before. But wait, take a closer look at whether your lower eyelids are severely swollen. Be careful, these are signs of kidney deficiency, which means that the kidneys cannot excrete toxins in the body in time with the help of urine production, and their function is declining.

3. Early menopause harassment: hot flashes, night sweats, delayed menstrual cycles, mood swings... If you experience these menopausal symptoms at the age of 30, you should check whether there is a problem with your kidneys. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the essence of deficiency syndrome is aging. People with kidney deficiency who have damaged their kidneys due to long-term overwork age faster.

4. Getting fatter, fatter, and fatter. The appetite has not increased, life is going on as usual, but the weight keeps increasing. Even if you exercise for an hour or so every day, the effect may not be ideal. Although few people would associate obesity with kidney deficiency, the fact is that one of the main culprits for your weight gain is kidney deficiency.