Recently, the news of a young actress suffering from end-stage renal failure at the age of less than 30 has shocked many people. According to experts, renal failure is alarmingly getting younger.

Another typical case is a young man born in 1994, working as a carpenter in Hanoi, Vietnam. Previously, the patient was completely healthy but recently felt tired for a long time so he went for a health check. The results showed that he had end-stage renal failure. The doctor said that the patient was being prescribed medication to preserve the remaining kidney function, but the possibility of having to undergo periodic dialysis in the future was very high.

Another case is a second-year university student, just over 20 years old. Previously, the patient was healthy but suddenly fainted, was taken to the emergency room and was found to have end-stage renal failure. The patient confided that he often stayed up late, ate fast food, and did not exercise.

2 habits that increase the risk of kidney failure in young people