Non-modifiable risk factors: family history, kidney disease, premature birth, age, trauma or accident
SERAMBINEWS.COM — Know that kidney disease can affect young people.
For that we need to be careful so that we can stay safe and healthy.
Going viral on Tiktok, a 26-year-old woman from Bandung shares her story as a chronic kidney (CKD) patient.
He also had to undergo routine dialysis at a relatively young age.
The majority of people think that chronic kidney disease is only experienced by the elderly.
However, over time, CKD can also lead to productive age. Then what is the cause?
Chronic kidney disease (CKD), usually develops slowly and is chronic.
At first there are no typical symptoms so that the disease is often detected too late. CKD is defined as abnormalities in urine or blood or morphological abnormalities that last more than 3 months.
Quoted from the Ministry of Health page, risk factors for CKD are divided into two types, namely modifiable or modifiable risk factors and non-modifiable risk factors.
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