Renal failure, nephritis, diabetes nephropathy, etc. are all types of kidney disease, and there are acute and chronic differences between them. Distinguishing which kidney diseases are contagious, which are relatively short-term, and which can develop into renal failure is the focus of prevention work. Americans define chronic kidney disease as long as the kidney disease lasts for three months at the three-month limit.
Prevention of chronic renal failure
In addition to extreme acute nephritis and acute pyelonephritis, most renal diseases of various types are sometimes good and sometimes bad, lingering and lingering. Therefore, the Advisory Committee of the American Kidney Disease Foundation has named these kidney damages "chronic kidney disease", as long as they last for more than 3 months, almost all of them are eliminated.
The reason for such a wide range of hatting is that some nephritis can progress, just like a tree with a disease. At first, the leaves have problems and fall. Then the branches wither and yellow, and finally the roots wither and develop step by step. Only this progressive kidney disease can affect the survival time, space, and quality of patients.
Therefore, first casting a net in a large area, then carefully evaluating, selecting progressive nephritis, and providing scientific, reasonable, and standardized treatment should be a reasonable approach to preventing and treating the terrible renal failure.
In terms of treatment, no new drugs have emerged, and the guidelines do not provide specific methods. However, the guidelines summarize the latest international perspectives, which go far beyond the treatment of hematuria, proteinuria, or kidney disease itself, but instead treat kidney disease with a long-term and comprehensive perspective. The above is the overall strategy for preventing chronic renal failure.