Post Date December, 03 2023
"What should I do with my occult blood 2+? What medicine should I take?"
"My occult blood is 4+, is it going to be poisoned?"
"My occult blood is 3+, and you didn't even let me take the medicine. What if it's serious?"
In order to get this occult blood, people who drink traditional Chinese medicine, eat immunosuppressants, toss and turn, and don't give up until their renal function goes wrong!
We have repeatedly emphasized that any treatment goal is to protect renal function, not to make you feel comfortable looking at negative indicators.
The evaluation of a doctor's quality is not whether he can eliminate all your indicators, but whether his treatment is beneficial to your renal function!
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A patient with simple hematuria went to see a doctor and saw two doctors. The first doctor told him that he didn't need to take medication, so just remember to have regular checkups. He thought to himself, regularly recheck the use of egg tubes. Du Niang said it was very serious. He was worried about it. He went to see the second doctor. It was really responsible to change a doctor. It was also tripterygium wilfordii, traditional Chinese patent medicines and simple preparations, and a more powerful western medicine immunosuppressant, leflunomide.
"Then the patient took the medicine, and if the blood and urine indicators were good, he thanked the second doctor, Dai De, and cursed the first doctor for being a quack and irresponsible.".
In fact, which doctor is more responsible for you? Which doctor is more skilled? I hope you will give a correct and rational evaluation after reading it.
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First of all, we need to make it clear that our patients often say "several plus" for occult blood, but if you are careful, you will definitely find that when you go to see a doctor, the medical record written by the doctor does not record the plus sign for occult blood, but records the quantitative number of red blood cells.
This is because the plus sign (+) of occult blood does not truly and objectively reflect the severity of your hematuria, and it is common for doctors to have false positives in clinical settings. Therefore, doctors do not use occult blood as a reference, but instead use the number of red blood cells on the urine routine, such as/HP,/ul, as the basis for hematuria.
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If the red blood cells exceed the limit, the doctor will further examine and determine whether it is caused by nephritis, stones, infection, and other causes.
"Hematuria caused by nephritis has no high blood pressure, no urinary protein, or abnormal renal function. This is called pure hematuria. The correct way to open it is for you to observe it and review it every 3-6 months.". Some of these patients will gradually disappear with time; Some people will have abnormal urine routine for life; In addition, a small portion of the population will experience progression and urinary protein, but most renal functions will be maintained well, with very few likely to experience renal failure.
Therefore, the purpose of your doctor's observation is to monitor urinary protein, blood pressure, and renal function, so that in case of new problems, you can also intervene in a timely manner.
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"If you hear of nephritis and your heart feels hairy, take some Bering Capsules and Jinshuibao to soothe yourself. These drugs are relatively mild, and if you take them, they won't harm you.".
However, if you use cannons to bombard it, such as immunosuppressants, traditional Chinese medicine Tripterygium wilfordii, western medicine hormones, and leflunomide, these are well-known immunosuppressants! Should you be aware of the toxic side effects of immunosuppressants before taking them?
Many of our kidney diseases occur due to abnormalities in the immune response, so drugs that inhibit immune function can have effects. However, precisely because they inhibit our immune function, some bad molecules in our body can escape immune monitoring and become unscrupulous, such as inflammation, such as tumor cells. Infection and tumor induction are side effects that are commonly present with immunosuppressants.
In addition, many drugs are excreted through the kidneys, and some commonly used drugs for kidney disease also have nephrotoxicity. Like Mutong, this traditional Chinese medicine is used to treat adverse urination, but in recent years it has become notorious for causing aristolochic acid nephropathy.
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Many times, the presence of hematuria is a sign of the existence of a disease, but its presence is not an indicator of poor long-term prognosis.
On the contrary, taking medicine everywhere places my kidney baby and my health in a dangerous situation, not only losing money, losing confidence, but also losing health.
