Post Date April, 15 2023
Uremia is the product of various kidney diseases developing to the final stage, with slow development and high incidence rate. Therefore, uremic patients should be vigilant and avoid the occurrence of the disease. Once discovered, it is necessary to actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment and maintain good dietary habits, which is also beneficial for the treatment of the disease. So, what should be paid attention to in the diet of uremia?
What should be paid attention to in the diet of uremia:
There are various treatment measures for uremia, and corresponding dietary therapies are also emerging. For the diet of uremic patients, it is necessary to provide sufficient vitamins and inorganic salts, especially to intake vitamin C with detoxifying effects and B vitamins that are beneficial for metabolism, as well as various inorganic salts that can improve electrolyte balance in the body. Therefore, uremic patients should eat more fresh vegetables and fruits.
Patients with uremia must pay attention to a scientific and reasonable diet, and should not blindly engage in it. The intake of salt and water should be determined based on the condition. For general uremic patients, if the swelling is not severe, the urine volume is still high, and the blood pressure is basically normal, there is no need to strictly limit the intake of salt and water, because lack of salt and water will reduce blood volume, thereby affecting renal blood flow and exacerbating the retention of metabolic waste. If the patient's urine output is low (less than 800 milliliters within 24 hours), a salt free and salt limited diet should be adopted. Patients with high blood potassium should limit potassium containing foods such as mushrooms, seaweed, spinach, peanuts, sweet potatoes, beans, and meat.
The above has detailed the dietary precautions for uremia, and I believe everyone has a detailed understanding. Maintaining good dietary habits and actively cooperating with doctors' treatment can effectively promote the improvement of the condition. If you have any further questions, please consult our online experts for detailed consultation.
