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Why is the regulation of salt important?

rainbows246

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13 years ago

Why is the regulation of salt important?

why is the regulation of salt important for people with renal hypertension?

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13 years ago

Renal hypertension is high blood pressure caused by a narrowing of the arteries that carry blood to the kidneys. Salt increases the movement of fluids from cells into capillaries, thereby raising the volume of body fluids. The increase in body fluids increases blood pressure. People with renal hypertension have to avoid high levels of salts to avoid a further increase in blood pressure.

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