Could non-alcoholic fatty kidney disease (NAFKD) the cause of gout, hypertension and CKD in metabolic syndrome?
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Non-alcoholic Fatty kidney disease (NAFKD) is a novel idea in people with Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD).
It is well known that NALFLD is associated with increased incidence of chronic kidney disease. Further research will definitely open new avenues to explain why people with obesity are more likely to develop gout and CKD.
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Dear Mohammed Abrahim,
In metabolic syndrome, diabetes hypertension, coronary artery disease, Hyperurecimia obesity, microalbuminuria etc clusters togdther. Common soil hypothesis states insulin resistance (IR) could be the link. NAFLD is atleast twice as common with IR. And may have common origin. NAFLD again shown to be associated with NAFKD and subsequent renal failure. Chronic inflammation and oxidative stres are in the centre of pathogenisis linking all these diseased togrther.