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Why is it essential to emphasize the close relationship between kidney and liver functions in chronic digestive tract patients?

20/03/2021 23:56

Harel Samuel

High blood pressure and high cholesterol in the blood are results of the weakening of the liver and kidneys. The liver is a critical part of the digestive system. Chronic patients in the digestive system have ongoing damage to the liver, which puts a lot of strain on the kidneys. (The kidneys try to compensate for the decrease in liver function.)

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