Is uremia easy to treat in the early stage?

Uremia is a serious kidney disease. It can endanger a person's life and have a great impact on the body and the kidneys. It can also easily cause some physical complications, which greatly affect physical health. Uremia needs timely treatment in the early stages, and you should also be careful not to overwork in your life.

First, as for the treatment of uremia, in the current society and medical level, uremia cannot be completely cured. If a better treatment method is adopted, the condition can be well controlled.

Second, when the treatment of uremia is not effective, the key is to learn how to prevent it in our daily life. We must avoid environments containing cadmium or chloroform, as well as ethylene glycol and tetrachloroethylene. You should also pay attention to household paints and cleaning agents.

Third, people with uremia should not eat irritating foods. They can eat more liquid foods that are easier to digest. At this time, they can also eat more milk, egg whites and some high-quality protein foods.

1. Diet therapy for uremia

Health-care Medicinal Food--Glutinous Rice Astragalus Tea

Take 60 grams of glutinous rice, 15 grams of raw astragalus, and 30 grams of light bamboo leaves, decoct them in water and drink it. The effect will be seen after about 10 doses. Eating more peeled radishes on a regular basis can also be very helpful for this disease.

2. What foods are good for your health?

A low-protein diet can prevent the accumulation of nitrogen-containing metabolic waste and toxins in the body, which can further deteriorate kidney function. A low-phosphorus diet can reduce calcium deposition in the remaining renal units. Providing sufficient calories to reduce protein decomposition will help alleviate azotemia. In general, carbohydrates should account for 40% of the diet, and fat should account for 30% to 40%.

3. What foods should you avoid?

〈1〉Avoid high potassium foods: such as low sodium salt, salt-free soy sauce, pickles, processed canned food, ginseng essence, chicken essence, strong tea, etc.;

〈2〉Avoid eating too much meat and fish;

〈3〉Fruits: carambola (absolutely not edible), guava, cantaloupe, cantaloupe, orange, banana, grapefruit, etc.

〈4〉Avoid high uric acid foods: such as animal offal, seafood, dried fish, and beans;