Can kidney disease patients eat peanuts?

Patient's question:

Chronic kidney disease, Uremia stage

Doctor's answer:

Can patients with nephrotic syndrome eat peanuts? It depends on the symptoms. The following patients with nephrotic syndrome should not eat peanuts:
Patients with hyperlipidemia should not eat peanuts:
Peanuts contain a large amount of fat. If patients with hyperlipidemia consume peanuts, it will increase the level of lipids in their blood. Elevated blood lipid levels are often a major contributing factor or cause of diseases such as arteriosclerosis, hypertension, and coronary heart disease.
Patients with poor digestion should not eat peanuts:
Peanuts contain a large amount of fat. If patients with conditions like enteritis or dysentery, who have poor spleen and stomach function, eat peanuts, it may worsen their condition.
Patients with hyperlipidemia should not eat peanuts:
Peanuts contain a large amount of fat. If patients with hyperlipidemia consume peanuts, it will increase the level of lipids in their blood. Elevated blood lipid levels are often a major contributing factor or cause of diseases such as arteriosclerosis, hypertension, and coronary heart disease.
Medical advice:
Peanuts are nourishing and beneficial, helping to promote longevity, which is why they are also known as the "longevity fruit" in folk tradition. Along with soybeans, they are hailed as the "vegetable meat" or "meat of vegetables." Whether or not one can eat them depends on the individual.