Furthermore, environmental pollution is also a significant factor contributing to the increase in uremia. Pollution of air, water sources, and food can damage the kidneys, and prolonged exposure to such an environment increases the probability of developing uremia.
Lastly, with the aggravation of population aging, the elderly have become the main group affected by uremia. The aging process leads to a gradual decline in the body's functions, including kidney function. Additionally, due to weakened immune systems, the elderly are more susceptible to infections, leading to kidney diseases and eventually uremia.
