Patients with CKD may present with platelet dysfunction

Stage 3 CKD

Certain groups of nonprescription medications present precautions in patients with kidney problems, usually due to potential toxicity if the medications cannot be renally eliminated. Fortunately, there are alternatives for each that the pharmacist can recommend (TABLE 1).

This might be related to variability in lifestyles and economic development. As a populous and economically developed province in eastern China, the permanent population of Zhejiang reached 54.42 million at the end of 2010. However, there are few reports about the prevalence of CKD in Zhejiang province.
In fact, patients with Treatment for Stage 3 CKD also have an increased risk of bleeding complications.11–13 Importantly, bleeding has emerged as an independent predictor of adverse outcomes, including mortality.14–17 Moreover, patients with severe CKD are less likely to receive medications of proven benefit.18,19 Overall, these findings contribute to explain why patients with reduced renal function have poorer prognosis compared with patients with preserved renal function.

Patients with CKD may present with platelet dysfunction and abnormalities in the enzymatic coagulation cascade. This may explain why patients with Treatment for Stage 3 CKD may experience 2 opposite hemostatic complications: bleeding diathesis and thrombotic tendencies.23
The prevalence of Treatment for Stage 3 CKD, obesity, hyperuricemia, hyperlipidemia and hypertension has increased and has become leading public health problem [1,2]. China is a developing country with more than 30 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities. Wang et al. reported that the prevalence of chronic kidney disease varied greatly between geographical regions [3].

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