Alcohol is not recommended for people with bad kidneys because alcohol is drunk through the mouth, metabolized by the liver and excreted by the kidneys. People with bad kidneys will aggravate the burden of the kidneys, especially beer, which can produce a large amount of uric acid, which can be a direct aggravating factor of kidney damage, and can lead to uric acid nephropathy and so on, so it is recommended that people with bad kidneys don’t drink alcohol, and also avoid carbonated beverages. Drink more water, urinate diligently, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, avoid overwork, avoid spicy and stimulating diet, quit smoking, limit alcohol, and develop a good habit of living, while regular treatment, every 3-6 months to check the blood routine, urine routine, ionized renal function, to prevent the disease from progressing and delaying the condition.