Post Date December, 03 2023
Kidney disease is more insidious at the onset of the disease. Generally, there may be fatigue in the limbs, discomfort in the waist, swelling in the face or lower limbs in the morning, or accompanied by symptoms of high blood pressure. But these symptoms are often overlooked by people. Expert advice on kidney disease: It is important to be vigilant about the clues of kidney disease, otherwise over time, the treatment of kidney disease will become quite complex. Let's take a closer look at these symptoms!
1. Edema
The most obvious symptom of nephritis in the early stage is swelling of the body, which will continue to occur throughout the development of kidney disease. So once swelling is found, it is important to undergo timely examination.
2. Hypertension
Generally, there is no direct causal relationship between nephritis and hypertension. However, once nephritis progresses to renal failure or uremia, blood pressure will increase accordingly. Therefore, it is necessary to take preventive measures against hypertension in daily life.
3. Changes in urine
Acute nephritis can result in a significant decrease in urine volume and a darker and darker color of the urine, which can persist for several days or even weeks. In addition, patients with acute nephritis also experience a series of adverse reactions such as oliguria, nausea, physical weakness, and decreased appetite.
There will also be a lot of foam in the urine. The increase of foam in urine indicates that the urinary protein in urine has increased, and the body is losing a lot of protein. The reason for protein loss is that the kidney function is damaged, and when the kidney and urinary tract are disrupted, a large amount of protein will leak out and become proteinuria. We should attach great importance to this point. A lot of foam in proteinuria tell us that you have a problem. What can be felt is: drowsiness, fatigue, decreased appetite, etc.
Once the above symptoms are found in daily life, it is necessary to quickly go to the hospital to check for urine and kidney function to avoid worsening the condition.
