How long can you live with membranous nephropathy, and how long does it take to recover completely w

Membranous nephropathy generally does not appear life-threatening, and if it is given a reasonable and timely **, it can ensure the life expectancy of a normal person. Membranous nephropathy requires a renal puncture examination, which can generally be carried out by oral hormone drugs to improve immunity, and if membranous nephropathy develops rapidly and causes kidney failure and other diseases, it can also be carried out by hemodialysis or organ transplantation. Patients with membranous nephropathy need to pay attention to ensure sufficient extra rest time, avoid cold and moisture in the waist, and usually go outdoors for appropriate activities and more sun.

What are the symptoms of membranous nephritis What are the symptoms of membranous nephritis What are the dietary principles of membranous nephritis? Many patients go to the hospital for examination and diagnosis and learn that they have membranous nephropathy, we can't help but feel uneasy and panicked, because they don't know about membranous nephropathy, most people don't know whether the disease is serious or not, and they don't know whether the disease is harmful to us, which makes the patients feel uneasy, and some patients feel that they don't live for a long time. 1. Experts tell us that membranous nephropathy can be stable for many years, about 25% of patients can be spontaneously relieved, long-term proteinuria or intermittent periodic asymptomatic proteinuria, asymptomatic proteinuria can continue for 2-13 years, but the glomerular filtration rate can still be progressively reduced.

Generally, asymptomatic proteinuria is the first, and then develops to nephrotic syndrome after a few years, and then slowly develops into renal failure over many years, which takes at least 5 years or more, and the total needs about 20 years to slowly progress to end-stage renal failure. 2. Experts pointed out that due to the diverse and slow development of the clinical prognosis of membranous nephropathy, it is difficult to judge the effect of drugs, and it is generally believed that adrenocorticosteroids and immunosuppressants are ineffective or even harmful. But despite this, the prognosis with adrenocorticosteroids plus cyclic phosphosamine is always better than not.

Third, it is necessary to use a good method, which is to adjust and maintain the internal balance of the human body through iontophoresis in the renal area, and realize the combination of internal and external treatment of traditional Chinese and Western medicine, the combination of righteousness and evil, and the combination of stasis and renewal. Through the above experts' explanation of how long can membranous nephropathy last, everyone should have a certain understanding, I hope it will be helpful to everyone, experts remind: the majority of patients do not choose which cheap and unsafe to carry out in order to save a little immediate benefits, which will cause great harm to the patients themselves, and regret it is beyond their reach, so patients and friends should choose a regular and assured hospital.

If the 24-hour urine protein is less than 4 g and the serum albumin is not very low, the use of ACE inhibitors or ARBs to reduce the urine protein can be considered, and the long-term prognosis is generally good; If the 24-hour urine protein is between 4e8g, the above drugs should be used and monitoring should be intensified. Because plasma albumin is less than 30 g, or urine protein is greater than 8 g, hormones and immunosuppressants** may be considered, and hormones alone are generally not recommended**, and nephrotic membranous nephropathy is prone to thromboembolic complications. If albumin is less than 25 g and up to more than 30 g, antiplatelet therapy** is indicated, and other complications such as infection, acute renal failure, and altered protein and fat metabolism should be noted.

Immunization ** is specifically for nephrologists, according to the different conditions of the patient to specify different ** program, for patients or family members, as long as a simple understanding, but once the application of immunosuppression is determined, it must be carried out in strict accordance with the doctor's advice, can not be stopped as a guarantee of medication.

Symptomatic refers to membranous nephropathy with symptoms such as hypertension and edema. If blood pressure is elevated, antihypertensive drugs such as losartan and nifedipine extended-release tablets may be taken; If edema is present, mild to moderate edema may be treated with a thiazide diuretic such as hydrochlorothiazide; Circulating diuretics such as tosemide may be used for moderate to severe edema; It is worth noting that diuresis ** should not be too fast to avoid thrombosis, membranous nephropathy is a chronic glomerulonephritis, which can be divided into idiopathic membranous nephropathy and secondary membranous nephropathy.

There are some other diseases that can also cause this phenomenon, mainly referring to the infection of hepatitis B virus, systemic lupus erythematosus and other secondary membranous nephropathy caused by diseases, such as hepatitis B virus infection requires the use of antiviral drugs, and systemic lupus erythematosus patients need to use hormones and immunosuppressants, if idiopathic membranous nephropathy, there is no special **, usually need to use hormones combined with immunosuppressants**, these drugs are very toxic. When using these drugs, we should closely observe the patient's condition, and at the same time, we need to use some drugs to counteract the occurrence of ***.

Generally, it takes two to three months to recover, which is a very normal recovery time, but it depends on each person's physique.

It will take about a month to recover, but you should actively cooperate with the doctor.

This still depends on your course of treatment, it depends on the level of your recovery, it is not quantifiable, and you still have to listen to the doctor's opinion.

Doctor, how long can I live with this disease?

At this point, I silently pressed the five letters on the keyboard. In order to show that I was telling the truth and not perfunctory, I had to explain it for a long time with balabala.

Kidney disease is a disease of "if you don't die, you don't die".

Even in the unlikely event that kidney disease progresses to the worst end, with nephron necrosis exceeding 95%, dialysis and transplantation can still help the kidneys work. At present, the state implements serious illness medical insurance for uremia, and the cost of dialysis is not much.

How long do dialysis and transplants last? There are really a lot of people who have been on dialysis transplants for more than 30 years. The worry is because people were killed by a big meteorite, and we don't have to worry about the sky falling.

A prerequisite for longevity.

Many of our patients are still 108,000 miles away from advanced stages. As long as you don't work hard to hide your suspicions, you can cooperate with a good doctor in your lifetime and avoid uremia.

There are a few special requests:

Don't rush for quick success, save money.

Whether it is a health product or a home remedy, "it is better to believe that it is there than to believe that it is not"! The body is harmed by various drugs, and the liver and kidneys bear the brunt.

It is true that some of our patients are in a hurry to cure their diseases, so they take those uncertain home remedies or health supplements to cure their diseases, and want to spend very little money to cure their diseases in a short period of time, but this is unrealistic. Some drugs have not undergone clinical trials, and even doctors are not sure whether they can be consumed or what the effects of long-term use are.

Regular check-ups for about 3 months.

Even if the condition is stable, regular checkups are required for about 3 months.

It is not okay to think that there is no need to care about it after the indicator turns negative. Even if the indicators are stable or even negative, they should be reviewed regularly. The inspection items include three aspects:

Redox State Index (SOD); Immune status indicators (lymphocyte subsets, 10 immune items, vitamin D); Toxin indicators in the body (blood lipids, serum creatinine, inflammatory factors, coagulation levels, etc.). ).

Plan your life well.

Adjust your mentality, don't be too tired, don't stay up late at night, usually exercise more stoves to slow your hands, and keep your diet "five low and one high".

Since you don't die, you won't die, so you won't be afraid. In fact, many of us will go to extremes because we are too afraid.

Think about it, why are you so scared? There are more than 100 million people with kidney disease in our country. There are no accurate statistics on the number of uremia patients, and it is estimated that there are more than 10,000 in 100 states. That is, the incidence of uremia in patients with kidney disease is about 1%.

Even if it is unfortunate to become that 1%, the doctor is not helpless, but has a plan. Let's think so. God doesn't actually have a particularly harsh kidney disease. After all, some other diseases can't even be a**.