Dear patients, good morning, and we meet again, today is mainly for the topic of uremia to give you a deep introduction, perhaps many people in hearing the word uremia, the heart is shuddering, here, to tell you that uremia is not a separate disease, is a variety of advanced kidney disease combined performance of a result, is the loss of kidney function and metabolic disorders composed of clinical It is a clinical syndrome consisting of loss of kidney function and metabolic disorders, which requires special attention. Therefore, it is necessary to understand the groups with a high prevalence of uremia in general. The high prevalence of uremia: 1, hypertensive patients According to statistics, hypertensive patients account for 10% of the total population, there is one hypertensive patient in every 10 people, of which 1-5 people will become uremic patients. 2, diabetic patients Recent information shows that in our population, there are 43.2 million people with diabetes, 50.64 million people with reduced glucose tolerance, the sum of the two is 93.84 million. Because of diabetes alone, there are about 13 million patients with uremia and more than 15 million people at risk of uremia in China. 3, kidney disease patients The ultimate end of all chronic kidney diseases will be uremia. This is where chronic nephritis is the primary cause, and chronic glomerulonephritis accounts for 55.7% of the diseases that lead to uremia. 4, urinary tract infection, urinary tract infection patients According to statistics, the incidence of urinary tract infection in China is 0.23% for men and 2.37% for women. Both men and women, young and old, especially married women of childbearing age are common. In China, chronic pyelonephritis is the second factor of uremia, accounting for 21.2%. Once again I would like to state that uremia is not unilaterally caused in many cases, the above groups need to pay special attention to the changes in their body indicators for kidney disease patients, and to do some protective measures in time to avoid delaying the disease.