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    This document lists several modifiable factors that can cause chronic kidney disease: 1) Diabetes, hypertension, polycystic kidney disease, systemic lupus erythematosus, glomerulonephritis, and chronic pyelonephritis are diseases that can damage the kidneys over time and lead to chronic kidney disease if not properly managed. 2) High blood sugar, narrowing of blood vessels, kidney function impairment, immune system attacks on tissues, inflammation of kidney filters and repeated urinary tract infections are specific processes involved in these diseases that are harmful to kidney health. 3) Long-term kidney damage and loss of functions can result if these modifiable disease factors are not

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    This document lists several modifiable factors that can cause chronic kidney disease: 1) Diabetes, hypertension, polycystic kidney disease, systemic lupus erythematosus, glomerulonephritis, and chronic pyelonephritis are diseases that can damage the kidneys over time and lead to chronic kidney disease if not properly managed. 2) High blood sugar, narrowing of blood vessels, kidney function impairment, immune system attacks on tissues, inflammation of kidney filters and repeated urinary tract infections are specific processes involved in these diseases that are harmful to kidney health. 3) Long-term kidney damage and loss of functions can result if these modifiable disease factors are not

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    CKD Patho

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    This document lists several modifiable factors that can cause chronic kidney disease: 1) Diabetes, hypertension, polycystic kidney disease, systemic lupus erythematosus, glomerulonephritis, and chronic pyelonephritis are diseases that can damage the kidneys over time and lead to chronic kidney disease if not properly managed. 2) High blood sugar, narrowing of blood vessels, kidney function impairment, immune system attacks on tissues, inflammation of kidney filters and repeated urinary tract infections are specific processes involved in these diseases that are harmful to kidney health. 3) Long-term kidney damage and loss of functions can result if these modifiable disease factors are not

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    MODIFIABLE FACTORS:

    DIABETES HYPERTENSION POLYCYSTIC SYSTEMIC LUPUS GLOMERULO CHRONIC


    TYPE I & II KIDNEY ERYTHE- NEPHRITIS PYELONEP-
    DISEASE MATOSUS
    HRITIS
    Narrowing
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    of blood Impairing Immune
    level in of kidney Repeated
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    damaging to protein infections
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    kidney kidney.
    urine damage and
    loss of
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    CHRONIC KIDNEY
    DISEASE

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