There are nine great disadvantages salt (sodium) causing to kidneys
1. High sodium can raise blood pressure
and accelerate glomerular sclerosis.
One gram of salt can raise blood pressure of one millimeter of mercury, and patients with chronic kidney disease have increased sodium sensitivity, and one gram of salt can even raise the blood pressure of two to three millimeters of mercury. The increase in blood pressure and the speed of glomerulosclerosis was significantly accelerated.
2. High sodium can increase the renal filtration burden and accelerate the aging of the kidney.
The human body needs about 40 to 90 mmol of sodium per day, or 2.5 grams to 5 grams of sodium chloride, which requires less chronic kidney disease.
On this basis, more sodium is excreted by the kidneys, which increases the burden of the kidneys and accelerates the aging of the kidneys.
3. High sodium can aggravate proteinuria+, thereby accelerating glomerular sclerosis and renal tubular atrophy.
In addition to increasing the level of proteinuria by raising blood pressure, high sodium also increases the degree of proteinuria, which further accelerates glomerular sclerosis and renal tubules atrophy.
4. High sodium can aggravate the degree of edema in patients with nephropathy.
One gram of salt can "lock" 150 ml of water, inducing or aggravating edema,
which in turn leads to increased water and salt load of renal friends.
5.High sodium can induce heart failure in patients with nephropathy.
6.High sodium can make it easier for dialysis patients to have a capacity load.
7. High sodium can counteract the effect of some antihypertensive drugs.
8. High sodium can reduce the renal protection of certain blood pressure medicines.
9. High sodium can counteract diuretic effects of diuretics.
One gram of salt can raise blood pressure of one millimeter of mercury, and patients with chronic kidney disease have increased sodium sensitivity, and one gram of salt can even raise the blood pressure of two to three millimeters of mercury. The increase in blood pressure and the speed of glomerulosclerosis was significantly accelerated.
2. High sodium can increase the renal filtration burden and accelerate the aging of the kidney.
The human body needs about 40 to 90 mmol of sodium per day, or 2.5 grams to 5 grams of sodium chloride, which requires less chronic kidney disease.
On this basis, more sodium is excreted by the kidneys, which increases the burden of the kidneys and accelerates the aging of the kidneys.
3. High sodium can aggravate proteinuria+, thereby accelerating glomerular sclerosis and renal tubular atrophy.
In addition to increasing the level of proteinuria by raising blood pressure, high sodium also increases the degree of proteinuria, which further accelerates glomerular sclerosis and renal tubules atrophy.
4. High sodium can aggravate the degree of edema in patients with nephropathy.
5.High sodium can induce heart failure in patients with nephropathy.
6.High sodium can make it easier for dialysis patients to have a capacity load.
7. High sodium can counteract the effect of some antihypertensive drugs.
8. High sodium can reduce the renal protection of certain blood pressure medicines.
9. High sodium can counteract diuretic effects of diuretics.
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