Coronary heart disease in people with chronic renal failure
Medical expertssaid that in order to prevent the risk of developing coronary heart disease in people with chronic kidney disease, patients should adhere to the treatment of kidney disease.
At the same time, control cardiovascular risk factors such as hypertension, diabetes, hyperlipidemia, obesity with a scientific lifestyle, healthy nutrition, and proper exercise.
Do not take the drug on your own without a specialist’s prescription to avoid complications.
Cardiovascular complications are the leadtreatmenting cause of death in people with end-stage chronic renal failure, often atypical, so it is easy to delay .
According to medical experts, Center for Nephrology Urology , chronic kidney disease is one of the main risk factors for developing coronary heart disease.
It is estimated that 17% to 48% of coronary heart disease patients have impaired renal function.
At the same time, patients with chronic renal failure have an elevated incidence of atherosclerosis and tend to have more severe coronary heart disease.
In older adults, about 50% of patients with chronic kidney disease are accompanied by heart failure.
The risk of death from coronary heart disease in people with chronic kidney disease is significantly high, especially in patients with end-stage renal failure.
Besides, chronic kidney disease is often associated with diabetes and hypertension.
All 3 of these conditions are detrimental to people who have had coronary interventions.
