Causes of uremia in men

As technology in modern society becomes more and more advanced, various diseases are also emerging. This is an inevitable phenomenon. For example, in my country, most patients with uremia are female, while there are fewer male patients. Why is this? The reason is that although technology has developed, the living environment is getting worse day by day, and the food we eat is basically problematic food modified with chemicals.

Although many technologies have made our lives more convenient and improved our living standards, many diseases have also emerged. Many kidney diseases ultimately result in uremia, which shows how high the incidence of uremia is.

1. 15% of hypertensive patients will directly develop uremia. According to statistics in 1998 in my country, patients with hypertension accounted for 10% of the total population, that is, one in every 10 people is a hypertensive patient, and 1.5 of them will become uremia patients.

2. 30% of diabetic patients will directly develop uremic diabetes. Recent statistics show that among the Chinese population, there are 43.2 million people with diabetes and 50.64 million people with impaired glucose tolerance, with the total number of the two being 93.84 million. That is to say, because of diabetes alone, there are about 13 million patients with uremia and more than 15 million people at high risk of uremia in my country.

3. Caused by urinary tract infection or urinary tract infection. According to statistics, the incidence of urinary incontinence in my country is 0.23% for males and 2.37% for females. The disease can occur in both men and women, young and old, and is especially common in married women of childbearing age. In my country, chronic pyelonephritis is the second leading cause of uremia, accounting for 21.2%.

4. Kidney disease is the main cause of uremia, and the final outcome of all chronic kidney diseases will be uremia. Among these, nephritis is the primary cause. Among the diseases that cause uremia, chronic glomerulonephritis accounts for 55.7%.

5. Caused by different degrees of toxic and side effects of drugs. Studies have shown that approximately 25% of renal failure patients are associated with drug nephrotoxicity.

Eat more natural foods and pay attention to the hygiene of your living environment, otherwise it is only a matter of time before you get an unknown disease. Do more exercise in your spare time to enhance your immunity and prevent various common diseases. Drink more water during disease-prone periods and take some nutritional supplements to enhance your resistance when necessary.