Kidney Health: Stones are bad for the kidney but these diseases lead to dialysis...

Kidney: Kidney means the kidney is an important part of our body and they do very important work in the body. Kidneys remove the by-products made in the body, excess water, and many types of infectious elements present in the blood. Sends the by-products of the kidney to the bladder, from where they are removed from the body through urine. Apart from this, Kidney also maintains balanced pH, salt, and potassium levels in the body. Along with this, the kidney also produces many types of chemicals, which control the development of pulse and hemoglobin.

According to health experts, the kidney also works to maintain the right balance of Vitamin D in the body, which helps in the absorption of calcium and maintains the strength of bones and muscles. In such a situation, it is very important for the kidney to be healthy to keep the body healthy. If the kidney is working properly, then it can take out the useless things from the body properly and make such chemicals that help the body to do its work properly.

These 3 diseases cause more harm than stones
  It is common to have stones in the kidney, but if the stones remain for a long time then it is harmful. However, there are 3 reasons or diseases that work to cause disease in a healthy kidney and lead the kidney to dialysis. The first disease is diabetes or blood sugar. When glucose in the blood is not used properly, then the kidney has to work more to filter it. If this continues for years, then serious damage to the kidney can occur and kidney function gets disturbed.

Another disease is blood pressure. High BP also damages the kidney. Along with blood pressure, if there are diseases caused by it such as heart disease, and high cholesterol, then they also have a bad effect on the kidneys. Increasing blood pressure can also be a sign of kidney disease.

Dr. says that obesity is the third disease. People with obesity or overweight are most likely to suffer from many diseases such as increased cholesterol, increased blood sugar, and increased blood pressure. All these can have a bad effect on the health of the kidney. Kidney failure may occur and dialysis may occur.

These people should get kidney tests done
Even if you take pain killers regularly, there can be serious damage to the kidney. Ibuprofen, Naproxen, and other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs have adverse effects on kidney health. People taking these medicines should get their kidney function test done.

Even if you are 60 years old, you should get KFT done.

People with heart disease are more likely to develop kidney disease.
Such people should keep getting their kidneys checked.

Those who have diabetes, hypertension, or those who have a history of kidney diseases in their family, such people can get kidney disease.

Obesity is also dangerous for the kidney. Those whose weight is more than normal may have kidney disease. Such people should get their kidney checked.

 Even if there is a stone in the kidney, there can be problems in the kidney.