Why is their sudden spike of Dialysis cases in our environment and hospitals?

[Mando100]

Dialysis is a crucial method carried out due to lack of kidney not being able to filter blood properly. Blood comprises of alot of substances which are relevant for the proper functioning of our system. When Blood is not properly filtered, alot of toxins are present in the blood which inturn lead to bad supply and toxic blood round the body. Oxygen not properly supply, cells and other part of the body won't be nourished.

Furthermore, alot do say the cause of this Dialysis is still unknown, while some do say it's due to drug abuse and unlimited alcohol consumption.

[Dave1]

It's the lifestyle, now there are a lot of foods that is processed, and the bad thing is that the age of dialysis patience are getting younger. I remember years ago, that this sickness is supposedly for old people. Now, it's the other way around, we've seen as young as teenagers going into dialysis.

And it just shows that the young generation might be consuming too much processed foods, like noodles, hotdogs and others. Instead of vegetables and other foods that our parents cook for us that is healthy and not instant.

Now everything is an instant, but there are a lot of preservatives that can harm our health in the long run.

[joniboini]

Are you talking globally or is it related to your country/city/area where you live? Is there a stats to understand how worse the condition is? I'm certainly curious since some of my family members died due kidney failure and terrible lifestyle, but I heard more about stroke or something similar having high number instead of kidney issues. Not to mention the number of healthy diets or lifestyle being marketed around has increased significantly too. I think it's easy to arrive at the wrong conclusion because extreme case will exist regardless of how good or bad our general economic trend is.

[crwth]

This could vary from country to country, but there are many evidence-based factors that could contribute to increased sickness.

In my country, the top driver is diabetes and those who have it maybe would develop some chronic kidney disease. Some have been diagnosed with hypertension and could also cause problems in the kidney blood vessels over time.

It can be caused by processed foods and lifestyle so it's better to have a healthy lifestyle if you really want to live longer. 

[Jaweria parveen]

This is also based on our daily food, the way we take food if it is against our body, we will get such diseases. When we use too much sugar or we have stones in our kidneys or we use such things that are not good for our kidneys, it will damage them. We should avoid such things and get treated ahead of time so that we can avoid the pain we have and the disease that occurs later, which is more painful. We should also consider our food and lifestyle because this also affects our body. Apart from this, there are many reasons, but what everyone usually uses should be considered.