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The reason for not finding kidney disease in a timely manner is because its symptoms are not obvious and there is no way to promptly draw the patient's attention. Why is kidney disease so easily overlooked by us? The kidneys help us to filter toxic and harmful substances in the body. When there are problems in the kidneys, although there is no major reaction, we can find some clues as long as we are careful. For example, if the human body suffers from kidney disease, there will be obvious   edema   in the eyes and face in the morning or before going to sleep. As the time goes by, the edema phenomenon will disappear in the afternoon. In addition, if the patient is overworked, the edema phenomenon will be considerable. Obviously. Not only that, after a long standing or sedentary period, patients with kidney disease may also have more pronounced pitting edema. In addition, if you want to check whether you have kidney disease, you can also see if the urine is normal. Ge...

Edema is one of the common symptoms of patients with kidney disease, especially in patients with   Nephrotic syndrome . Even severe cases can be life-threatening. First, heart failure and pulmonary edema A slight degree of edema has little effect, but if it develops severe edema, it is more dangerous. Though the edema is manifested in the lower extremities, effusion may also occur in other parts of the body. These effusions can cause acute pulmonary edema and acute heart failure, both of which are the common and very dangerous complications in patients with renal syndromes. Second, deep vein thrombosis The high degree of edema caused by a large number of leaky   protein s is caused by a decrease in plasma albumin. The reduction of albumin, in turn, can cause severe hyperlipidemia, leading to thick blood. Coupled with the appearance of a high degree of edema, the patient will stay in bed for a long time, providing an opportunity for the development of deep venous thr...

Because of the change of kidney physiology during pregnancy, the original   kidney disease   can be aggravated. So when can a woman with kidney disease of childbearing age be pregnant? Conditions of permitted pregnancy are: 1. Normal renal function; 2. Normal blood pressure; 3.   protein uria does not reach the category of nephropathy. For patients with chronic renal insufficiency, moderate to severe renal impairment, first of all, pregnancy is prohibited. For mild renal impairment, blood pressure, renal function and urinary protein should be closely observed. If large amounts of proteinuria, hypertension and renal function are reduced by 20-30% compared to the previous, pregnancy should be terminated. Patients with chronic   Nephritis , during pregnancy, the increase of the   urine protein , and renal function without change, blood pressure can be controlled in the normal range, can continue to pregnancy, at the same time observation patient'...

1. Hormone therapy A brief introduction to when hormones can stop. Take the membranous kidney for example, if you want to stop the hormone to achieve clinical remission. If you've been eating enough hormones for 8 to 12 weeks, you'll need to reduce them regardless of whether the symptoms have eased or not. Hormones are also associated with immunosuppressants. 2. Control other influencing factors If your blood pressure is high, make sure your blood pressure is stable. In the choice of drugs, you can choose the antihypertensive drugs of pritopril and shatan, which can not only reduce the pressure, reduce the protein, but also help protect the   kidney function . If it's a sugar kidney, you need to actively control your blood sugar, and when choosing drugs, you need to take into account kidney damage. Also actively prevent infection, which can lead to a return to treatment. 3. Diet problem It is a cliche that the balance between adequate nutrition and ...

Diabetic nephropathy diet treatment principle 1, intake the right amount of calories Excessive calorie intake can lead to problems such as obesity and increased blood lipids. If calorie intake is insufficient, body fat or even muscle tissue will be consumed, leading to malnutrition. The right amount of calories is very important for maintaining the body's nutrition and health. It is recommended that patients with chronic kidney disease consume 30-35 kcal calories per kilogram of standard body weight per day. 2, intake of appropriate protein Patients with diabetes need to reduce protein intake to protect the body's muscles, tissue repair, various enzymes, blood cells and other metabolic needs. The average daily intake of protein in kidney friends is less than 1g/kg body weight. 3, limit the intake of salt The daily intake of salt should be less than 6g. If you progress to the stage of renal insufficiency , intake should be lower. 4, vitamin supplement Diabeti...

Each 100g of mangosteen contains 17g of sugar, 67 kcal of heat and 0.2g of fat. The cherry is one of the fruits with a high glycemic index, and the amount of sugar per 100 g reaches 8 g. At the same time, the cherry contains more trace elements and higher potassium, and patients with   diabetic nephropathy   at the stage of   renal insufficiency   should eat less. Sugar content per 100 grams of mango is as high as 14%-16%. Therefore, sugar friends should be cautious when they eat. The sugar in pitaya is mainly glucose. It is not recommended for serious diabetics to eat, and can not be eaten together with milk to avoid indigestion. Grapes are a kind of grape and it is not recommended to eat if you have enough energy and sugar on that day. Pizipi and meat contain many effects, such as anti-cancer, anti-anemia, hypolipidemic and so on. Adhering to 2 principles is helpful for stabilizing blood sugar: Eat less Fruits eat less frequently can ensure that th...

The diet of patients with kidney disease has a key role in combination therapy and how it works, so it is important for patients with kidney disease to regulate their diet. First, all kinds of chronic   Nephritis   renal insufficiency compensation period (50ml/min 1, the staple food intake: steamed bread, rice and other normal dietary intake. 2, sodium intake: no   high blood pressure , edema, according to the normal taste or light diet, edema, high blood pressure <3g / day. 3. Daily   protein   intake: 0.6 g/kg body weight. 4, taboo: spicy, fried, aquatic products. Second,   Nephrotic syndrome   protein negative, no edema, normal renal function (GFR> 80ml/min) patient's diet: 1, the staple food intake: steamed bread, rice and other normal dietary intake. 2, sodium intake: according to normal taste or light diet. 3, daily protein intake: normal diet, no strict restrictions. Third, nephrotic syndrome, a large number of prote...