My mom has kidney pain, what s going on, what should I do if my kidney hurts

She felt that the kidney pain was not necessarily a kidney, and she had to go to the hospital to see her. I can't feel the pain on my own.

1) General treatment: those with active chronic nephritis or obvious symptoms should rest, avoid colds, dampness, overwork, prevent respiratory tract and urinary tract infections, and prohibit nephrotoxic drugs. The intake of protein should not be too much, control it at about 1 2 grams per day, people with edema and hypertension should limit water and salt, and people with renal insufficiency should adopt a low-protein diet.

2) Symptomatic treatment: including diuresis, swelling, blood pressure control, anticoagulation, and active infection, especially potential infection, including asymptomatic bacteriuria. (3) Traditional Chinese Medicine**:

Chronic nephritis is generally divided into spleen tightness and qi deficiency, liver and kidney yin deficiency, qi and yin deficiency, and spleen and kidney yang deficiency. No matter what type of nephritis, it is necessary to add traditional Chinese medicine to invigorate blood circulation and eliminate blood stasis, and if necessary, add heat-clearing and antidote, which is good for the disease. About 50% of patients with renal failure and uremia are clinically observed to develop chronic nephritis, and there are two main reasons.

1. The disease is prolonged and difficult to heal.

2. Kidney damage is accelerated due to improper medication.

What to do about kidney pain?

Renal pain is the purulent infection of the renal cortex, which is caused by staphylococcal bacteria entering the kidney through blood and only the silver of the skin, and the formation of an abscess is called renal cortical abscess purulent nephritis, and the fusion of several abscesses is called digital nephralgia.

Pathogenesis: The most common pathogenic bacteria are Staphylococcus aureus, which can enter the kidneys through the bloodstream from purulent lesions in other parts, such as boils, pain, abscesses, infected wounds, upper respiratory tract infections, and infections of tissues adjacent to the kidneys. The initial lesion is confined to the renal cortex to form multiple microabscesses, and then can be combined into multilocular abscesses, some patients can be fused from small abscesses into large abscesses, becoming renal pain, a small number of patients to the advanced stage, proximal cortical renal pain can penetrate the capsule and develop into perirenal abscesses, and abscesses near the renal calyces can be perforated to drain to the renal pelvis, and bacteria can be found in the urine.

Clinical symptoms: asymptomatic in the early stage, the primary infection focus may have been healed and neglected, renal pain in the later stage, sudden onset, accompanied by chills, high fever, poor appetite and other bacteremia or toxemia manifestations, pain, tenderness, percussion tenderness in the affected kidney area, sometimes due to low back pain affecting leg activity discomfort, palpable enlarged kidney, waist muscles and renal tension. Diagnosis.

Broken: There is a history of infection, such as upper respiratory tract infection, boils, abscesses, wounds, etc. Hyperthermia, congestion, manifestations of bacteremia, low back pain, flank tenderness, percussion tenderness, and palpable enlarged kidneys can be diagnosed with urine blood tests, B-mode ultrasound, and CT scans.

Ancillary tests: leukocytosis, lobulated nuclear cells, positive blood bacterial culture;

There may be pus cells in the urine, bacterial growth in urine culture, and bacteria can be found in urine sediment smear staining;

Plain x-ray of the abdomen shows enlarged kidney and blurred kidney shadows;

Intravenous urography showed compression and deformation of the renal calyces in the lesion area;

B-ultrasound shows an irregular contour of the abscess, and the abscess is a hypoechoic area;

CT kidney scan shows a circular bloodless area with CT values between cysts and tumors. Govern. Therapy:

Use of adequate antibiotics: such as penicillin, carbenicillin, pioneermycin, early can**, early drainage after diagnosis, can reduce systemic symptoms, reduce patient consumption, poor drainage of kidney pain, severe renal destruction if necessary, nephrectomy, complicated by perirenal abscess, perirenal incision and drainage, nephralgia expansion and drainage.

Hello friends! I'm a customer service from Rohmendo, and it's hard to give it to you because you don't understand which key you have described. It is recommended that you go to the hospital as soon as possible to measure the urine trace protein, and use the morning Zheng to test the urine midsection. Be clear** and then go further**.

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