Be Aware of Kidney Disease at Young Age!
No salty food, but still having a risk of kidney disease, especially café hoppers or youngsters. Bakeries not only have high sugar, but cakes, pancakes or breads also have unexpectedly high sodium from baking powder.
Frequently having high-sodium foods for a long time may cause you many diseases such as heart disease, stroke, hypertension, and chronic kidney disease. You should change your behavior immediately before suffering from severe stage of kidney disease that will need kidney dialysis forever. It will not only affect your health, but your finance too.
Muang Thai Life Assurance would like to show you medical expenses of kidney disease to be aware of.
Medical expenses of kidney disease
It is not good for having kidney disease. Nowadays, kidney patients are younger than before. 11.6 million Thai people have kidney disease. The average age of 35 – 40 years old already has a risk of kidney disease, younger than before at 50 – 60 years old. Furthermore, more than 100,000 patients need kidney dialysis. We can confirm you that the treatment is costly.
✅ 1st kidney dialysis costs 3,400 Baht (including physician fee and 1st dialyzer of 1,200 Baht)
✅ Next kidney dialysis costs 2,200 Baht.
✅ Kidney analysis in ICU costs 4,700 Baht.
In case of weekly kidney dialysis (2,200 Baht), you need to pay 8,800 Baht per month. Or 3 kidney dialysis per week (2,200 Baht each), you need to pay 26,400 Baht per month.
We have never thought that your favorite bakeries would increase the risk of kidney disease. If you do not want to get sick, you should change your behavior, reduce high-sodium foods, and take care of your health because treatment is extremely expensive.
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Sources: Retrieved on 26/04/2023
🔖 Department of Health (Data as of 9/03/2023)
🔖 Thai Health Promotion Foundation (Data as of 25/04/2023)