Can antiperspirants cause kidney disease? Here we will give an introduction to the topic. If you are a patient with renal disease and wants discovered this question, please read on for the answer.
Antiperspirants are designed to combat odor reducing underarm sweat and this type of medication works through the aluminum-based compounds that can be plugged into sweat ducts and stop the flow of sweat to the surface skin. To be honest, there is no evidence that antiperspirants can cause kidney disease, but people living with kidney disease are encouraged to consult your doctor before using this medicine.
According to clinical studies, the kidneys to eliminate large amounts of aluminum from our bodies, however, when renal function is severely impaired (usually less than 30% of the original renal function is left), is fails to discharge excess aluminum effective and timely, which can lead to increased blood levels of aluminum manner. Under this condition, if patients with renal failure have antiperspirants, a greater increase in blood aluminum levels will cause. In addition, says taking too antiperspirants can cause Alzheimer's disease who first raised many years. This report is linked to a study in 1960 that found abnormally high levels of aluminum in the brains of some Alzheimer's victims. And so far no other evidence may help prove this assertion.
Kidney disease is fatal, especially when it deteriorates to finish the stage, so it is of great importance for patients with kidney disease should pay attention to all aspects of your life including antiperspirants and some food. Only comprehensive prevention measures, the disease can be controlled well. And also you can avoid unnecessary health problems.
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