Dietary considerations for children with kidney disease

Kidney disease knows no age or gender. Here, we will explain to you about children's kidney disease, because children are always the treasures in the hearts of their parents, and parents feel bad when their children get sick. Nowadays, people's living conditions are better, and they have more choices in diet. So, let us introduce some dietary precautions for children with kidney disease.

If your baby has kidney disease, then you should control the potassium intake in your diet. Many babies will have oliguria or anuria after having kidney disease, so the potassium supply should be strictly controlled and water intake should be limited to less than 500 ml per day.

If a baby has kidney disease, he must pay attention to a low-protein diet in his daily diet. If the condition is not serious, he can eat more. If it is serious, he cannot eat too much. For example, eggs and fish are allowed to be eaten.

If a baby has kidney disease, then the baby's absorption of sodium and water should be limited in his daily diet. Many babies will experience edema after suffering from kidney disease, so water should be controlled, and a low-salt, salt-free or low-sodium diet should be given according to the condition and urine volume.

The above is an introduction to the dietary precautions for children with kidney disease. Parents should keep these measures in mind. Parents should pay attention to letting their children eat less spicy food in normal times to avoid affecting the condition.