Will High Blood Pressure Cause Chronic Kidney Disease

High blood pressure is one of the risk factors for chronic kidney disease (CKD) so hypertension patients should pay more attention to it. When you suffer from high blood pressure, the pressure on your whole body including renal blood vessels and this will cause kidneys fail to discharge wastes from the blood. Therefore, it is important to control blood pressure and reduce the risk for chronic kidney disease.

How to control blood pressure?

Lifestyle changes, proper exercise and healthy diet play a significant role in managing blood pressure and the overall health. Weight loss is also important for controlling blood pressure. Drinking less alcohol can also reduce high blood pressure. At the same time, medication is also indispensable including hypotensive medications, medications for cholesterol and anemia, etc.

Sodium intake and high blood pressure

Kidneys can balance sodium intake from daily foods according to your bodily needs. However, too much sodium intake will make blood vessels in heart burden much pressure. When blood pressure is high, less blood will flow into kidneys and thus cause damage on kidneys. Eventually CKD occurs. A healthy diet such as less than 5g per day of salt intake can contribute to lowering high blood pressure. Besides, regular check up for blood pressure and medications in necessary are important for reducing the morbidity of chronic kidney disease.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy and high blood pressure

High blood pressure is a result of kidney damage. When kidney damage is repaired, high blood pressure will be lowered. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can treat high blood pressure by dilating blood vessels and promoting blood circulation. What’s more, it can also restore the injured renal cells and improve renal function radically. For detailed information, welcome to consult our online doctor or leave a message below.