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Stomach problems, often caused by irregular diet.

And there is also the phenomenon of bile reflux, so it will vomit.

It is recommended to adjust the diet, eat three meals on time and ration, and take medication at the same time**.

If it is sudden, it is considered to be acute gastroenteritis, and it is best to go to the hospital for an infusion**.

There are many causes of proteinuria, such as urinary tract infections, but the most common cause of proteinuria is kidney disease, especially glomerular disease. The specific cause of proteinuria depends on the location and extent of kidney damage.

One of the causes of proteinuria is decreased glomerular filtration membrane permeability.

Common disease: primary or secondary glomerulonephritis.

Proteinuria leakage caused by this type of cause is referred to as glomerular proteinuria, which is one of the most common types in clinical practice. It is due to ischemia, poisoning, immunopathological damage that destroys the integrity of the filtration membrane; or due to the weakening of the charge barrier of the filter membrane. One of the characteristics of glomerular proteinuria is that the amount of protein is often large, and the excretion range is 1 30 g day; Second, its composition is mainly albumin, or albumin and proteins with larger molecular weights.

The second cause of proteinuria: the renal tubule has a ** disorder of filtered protein.

Common diseases: tubulointerstitial lesions, pyelonephritis, congenital tubular disease, hypokalemic nephropathy, etc.

This type of proteinuria is characterized by a usually low total amount of proteinuria, usually 1 g daily; It only contains a small amount of albumin, and is dominated by low molecular weight lysozyme, 2-microglobulin, light chain protein, vitamin A-binding protein, etc.

The third cause of proteinuria: overflow proteinuria.

Common diseases: no renal lesions in the early stage. It is seen in patients with multiple myeloma (with local-perialbuminuria), myoglobinuria in severe crush injury, and lysozymaturia in myeloma and monocytic leukemia.

Spillover proteinuria is caused by an abnormal increase in certain lower molecular weights (670,000) of proteins in the blood circulation, which are filtered through the glomeruli and exceed the tubular resorption capacity. Features of this type of proteinuria: It is the primary cause of abnormal plasma proteinemia; It is the qualitative analysis of urine protein that can detect special proteins; It is early glomerular function that is normal.

The fourth cause of proteinuria: secretory and tissue proteinuria.

Common diseases: such as Tamm-Horsfall protein secreted by the ascending branch of the medullary loop, IgA in kidney and urinary tract infection, fibrin (progen) and its degradation products in urine in some nephritis, complement components, glomerular basement membrane components, etc., can be excreted in urine and cause proteinuria.

Secretory and tissue proteinuria is caused by the mixing of proteins in the structure of the kidneys and urinary tract or the secreted and excreted proteins into the urine and excreted in the urine.

The causes of proteinuria are different, and their prognosis and prognosis are also different, so the causes of proteinuria should be distinguished, and the simplest way is to perform primary screening with sulfosalicylic acid method and dipstick method at the same time. Because the urine test strip is sensitive to albumin, the sulfosalicylic acid method is sensitive to various proteins; Both are positive if they are low-molecular-weight proteins; If the dipstick test is negative and the sulfosalicylic acid method is (10+) or (++), it indicates the presence of a non-albumin protein, which can be further determined by immunoelectrophoresis if necessary. You should go to the hospital for further examination.

There is something white in the urine, which is not protein in the urine. There is a high probability of prostatic fluid. Acute prostatitis tends to have this symptom. Many young and middle-aged men have this disease, and proteinuria is very serious if it reaches the level of visible to the naked eye.

This is a disease, a very common disease, basically everyone will experience it, it just depends on how you treat it.

First of all, you shouldn't think that you are really sluggish just because of dizziness once, there are many factors for dizziness, and sometimes overplaying can also lead to temporary dizziness.

Secondly, your parents did not pay good attention to your situation, and only said that it was caused by play, and they should enlighten you and make you out of negative misunderstandings.

In the end, it feels like a person has changed, this, many people will feel very much, I feel that I will not know what is going on in a certain period of time, as if I have changed a person, my mother has always said that it seems that her original child has gone to another me, in fact, I have not changed, but my personality will change, I am in the fourth or fifth grade of primary school "changed", I was at the bottom of the fourth grade, but in the fifth grade, I jumped to the top few, which is of course unimaginable, although the learning method has not changed, but my self-confidence value has risen, the results are also improving.

I hope you can get out of the misunderstanding, increase your self-confidence, and believe that you are not sluggish.

When you look at the abyss long enough, the abyss will look back at you.

I've been admitted to university, and I'm still struggling with the problem of not studying well in elementary school? It should have been an unpleasant experience that prevented you from concentrating on your studies. It's not a disease.

Ah, do you feel like your movements, thoughts, and reflexes are becoming sluggish? And feel depressed all day long, not interested in anything? If that's the case, chances are you're suffering from depression.

Let me tell you, I'm also a depressed person and I'm recovering now, but I can feel it going to be ** again. Hey, it's so helpless. I was on medication, but when things got better, I stopped taking it.

Have you noticed something unusual since you were in third grade? You're older than I am. I advise you to go to a psychiatric clinic (I advise you not to go to a big hospital, where doctors only prescribe medication and very few people really care about patients – I've had this before) and see that while I'm not 100% sure that you have depression, it's safer to get a diagnosis.

Otherwise, it may be too late to wait until there is a big problem to treat. Well, may you get better soon.

It should be the psychological effect of gradual growth. Don't think about yourself suddenly becoming sluggish, because thinking about many things is likely to give yourself a mental cue to make it happen. It's good to still concentrate on studying, and if you still feel that your mental state is not right, you should go to the hospital to check your physical condition and give yourself an answer and comfort:

The body is very good. In the end, it still doesn't work. You can find a mental health teacher at your school.

Let's just say that there are objective reasons for this change (not subjective lack of effort), such as due to the decline of physical function, then from the third grade of elementary school to the current sophomore year, this disease has also been largely self-assimilated, if you are still satisfied with yourself at this time, then you don't have to dwell too much on the past problems. If you have never been satisfied with your current self (including your body), then it is necessary to have a systematic check-up in order to eliminate your worries and travel lightly.

Could it be that you are possessed by a spirit?

I'm not a psychiatrist and I don't dare to jump to conclusions, but I don't think it's a disease. People often encounter a lot of setbacks in their lives, and it is normal that they cannot always go smoothly and everything that happens towards their own thoughts. I wonder if it's because you've been thinking you've been unresponsive since that time, and you've always thought you've been unresponsive, and the result has been ......Losing confidence in oneself and psychologically believing that oneself is unresponsive, which eventually leads to oneself being really unresponsive.

It's quite normal that the more you think you're unresponsive, the more unresponsive you become, and the more unresponsive you are, the more you think you're unresponsive......A vicious circle is formed.

I once heard a story about a principal who taught a poor student how to perform at the highest level in an exam: to say to himself, "I can do it."

I know all these questions, and they don't bother me, it's very simple. As a result, this poor student achieved impressive results in this exam.

You should say to yourself, "I can do it." "Build self-confidence. Maybe you'll get something to gain.

Your gender? Age? What do you do?

It sounds like the sympathetic nervous system is out of balance. Sympathetic excitation can lead to excitability of the cardiovascular system, palpitations, and an increase in blood pressure. A decrease in sympathetic transmitters in the central nervous system can lead to depression. Sympathetic excitation can cause diarrhea and other symptoms.

Exclude the following factors:

Have you had any major stress reactions, both physical and psychological, in the past 2 months?

Are you taking medication?

Have you been exposed to new chemicals at work or in your life?

Changes in the levels of neurotransmitter metabolites in the blood and urine (e.g., VMA, etc.).

Also, I recommend getting your abdomen checked, especially the adrenal glands. And the lungs. Some of the rarer ectopic endocrine lesions can occur in these places.

If all organic diseases can be ruled out, there is also the case that psychological reactions can alter the body's physiological responses. Judging from your description, this is still very likely, and it is likely to be your pathogen. You have obvious signs of depression, such as wanting to cry for no reason, losing interest in everyday things, etc.

So you need a professional doctor's **. Medications (such as antidepressants such as serotonin reabsorption inhibitors can help).

Hello, I am Runxuan's psychology teacher, your situation is that the negative and radical thinking patterns have caused the negativity and radicalization of your feelings, thoughts and behaviors, such as: "short temper, tantrums, drilling, only thinking about the bad, and uncontrollable" These are all caused by the bad thinking patterns formed since childhood; Because it is already a subconscious habit, it is difficult to control and change; Because negative and extreme feelings will cause negative repressed energy, these repressive energy will accumulate in the body and mind, which will make the negative feelings and thoughts more intense, so that the temper is also irritable.

This is a kind of personality psychological disorder, which can be obtained by learning a systematic and perfect thinking mode, and formal psychological counseling can generally be adjusted in two months.

It's depression, and the cause: something that can't be talked about, and I can't tell anyone. Buried in the psyche can not be said to be suffocated over time.

First of all, it depends on your gender and age.