Patient's question:
Main symptoms: Nephrogenic hypertension Onset time: About 3 years Test results: Not availableDoctor's answer:
Hello: Since your main symptom is renal hypertension, it is first recommended that you limit your salt intake, avoid high-intensity labor, and pay attention to balancing rest and activity to prevent cerebrovascular disease caused by high blood pressure. Additionally, you should avoid high-fat foods and restrict protein intake, as kidney disease often leads to proteinuria, which can cause significant damage to the kidneys. It is advisable to control your protein intake to reduce this damage. Generally, the recommended daily protein intake for chronic kidney disease is 30-50 grams, with a focus on high-quality proteins such as fish, lean meat, chicken, and milk. You should consume fewer soybeans and soy products. At the same time, ensure adequate vitamin intake by eating more vegetables and fruits. You should also avoid high-purine and high-nitrogen foods such as spinach, celery, radishes, beans, chicken soup, and meat soup. Avoid strong seasonings like pepper, mustard, and chili, and use MSG sparingly. Finally, we wish you a speedy recovery.