What are the symptoms of kidney failure? How is the treatment administered?

Kidney failure is a common kidney disease that is caused by kidney damage and decreased kidney function due to a variety of causes. When the condition is severe, it can be life-threatening. Therefore, for patients with kidney failure, early detection and early detection are necessary, so as to avoid many subsequent diseases that are difficult to follow.

People with kidney failure can show signs of dehydration. As the number of healthy nephrons decreases in patients with chronic renal failure, the average lytic load excreted per nephron will inevitably increase, leading to solute diuresis. Then, combined with poor concentration of the kidneys, this can lead to increased nocturia.

If people with kidney failure have anorexia, vomiting, or acidosis, the breathing amplitude increases, and the airways become more prone to dehydration. People with kidney failure may have symptoms such as dry throat, fatigue, and decreased urine output. In general, in the early stages of renal failure, the patient's kidney damage has not yet peaked, and a relatively large number of nephrons and kidney function cells remain.

At this time, if only symptomatic treatment is taken**, such as using antihypertensive drugs to control blood pressure, using dialysis instead of kidney drainage, etc. These symptomatic** methods can indeed alleviate many of the external symptoms of kidney failure, and even save the patient's life in special cases, which is of great significance.

When urinating, you can pay attention to the condition of your urine. If there is blood streaks in the urine, the cause should be found out in time to see if it is hematuria caused by kidney failure. Kidney failure can cause hematuria because the kidneys don't function properly, causing red blood cells to enter the urine.

Decreased urine output, swelling of the legs, ankles, and feet due to fluid retention caused by the failure of the kidneys to remove water waste, unexplained shortness of breath, excessive drowsiness or fatigue, persistent nausea, confusion, chest pain or pressure, seizures, and coma.

In general, abnormal kidney function refers to creatinine and uric acid exceeding normal values. At this point, half of the glomerular filtration rate is lost. That is, you originally had two kidneys.

As long as creatinine and uric acid are found to be elevated, it can be understood that a kidney has been lost. These are the symptoms of kidney failure.

The body's metabolic ability is relatively poor, and there will be appetite, or decreased urine output, edema of the lower limbs, or nausea, anemia, or dizziness. You can do chemotherapy**, or you can understand your body's reaction, you can also drink drugs to control the disease, or you can do surgery directly.

The symptoms of the patient mainly include frequent pain in the kidneys and loss of appetite. You will experience anorexia. There will be symptoms of fatigue and symptoms of lower back pain.

It can be performed by surgery**, or it can be carried out by some means of traditional Chinese medicine**.

There will be fatigue, hypoglycemia, anemia, fractures, nosebleeds, heart failure, dialysis at this time, kidney transplantation can be performed**.

1. Patients will experience loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, etc., and in severe cases, gastrointestinal bleeding will occur.

2. In the case of acute renal failure, patients are prone to respiratory symptoms such as dyspnea, cough, suffocation, and chest pain due to the excessive volume load of the kidneys.

3. Patients will have excessive fluid in the body due to low urine and uncontrolled water intake, and will have symptoms of the circulatory system such as high blood pressure and heart failure.

4. Some patients will have neurological symptoms such as impaired consciousness, agitation, convulsions, and coma.

Kidney failure is divided into two categories: acute and chronic. Let's take a look at how to identify kidney failure and what are the symptoms of kidney failure.

01 Feeling tired all the time.

If you often feel tired, then you may have symptoms of kidney failure, so you should pay more attention to it and go to the hospital for examination in time so as not to miss the best time.

02 Breathing too quickly.

If you have kidney failure, you may be short of breath and may even have difficulty breathing.

03 **Itching.

People with symptoms of kidney failure may also cause ** to become very itchy, so it is important to go to the hospital for a check-up in time.

04 Puffy body.

When people suffer from kidney failure, the body will be swollen, usually on the hands or face.

There are many causes of chronic kidney failure. We know that chronic renal failure is actually caused by a variety of causes in life. Chronic kidney failure can cause substantial damage to our kidneys, and it is important to be very careful and prompt** when such symptoms occur, both in the early and late stages.

But when we prepare, we also need to understand, what is chronic kidney failure? What are the causes of chronic kidney failure? Let's take a look.

What are the causes of chronic kidney failure? Know, Prevent and Prevent.

The primary cause of chronic renal failure is the long-standing phenomenon of chronic kidney disease, coupled with the gradual deterioration of symptoms leading to kidney failure, the main cause of which is the presence of various primary glomerulonephritis. Their streptococcal infections progressed from chronic kidney stones to more severe nephritis, membranous proliferative nephritis, acute progressive nephritis, etc. Another reason is that there are other systemic diseases that can directly lead to kidney disease, which we call chronic renal failure, such as diabetic nephropathy, gout and chronic hypertension.

The main reason for the occurrence of chronic renal failure is due to primary glomerulonephritis, chronic pyelonephritis, hypertension and renal arteriolar sclerosis or because of improper use of antipyretic and analgesic oral drugs, excessive exposure to heavy metals and chemical industrial materials, inhalation into the body, resulting in kidney lesions and body failure.

What are the causes of chronic kidney failure? Understand that there are many reasons for early prevention and chronic renal failure because the kidneys are damaged, mainly because the glomeruli are damaged in a large area, and due to the severe pathological changes in the renal interstitial tubules, which leads to kidney failure, which inhibits the normal work of the renal blood vessels, resulting in abnormalities and protrusions, so kidney failure must go to the hospital to find out the specific cause, carry out**or drugs**, and do not blindly solve it by yourself. The cause of renal degeneration in chronic renal failure may also be caused by some irreversible factors, such as kidney damage caused by infection or drugs, poisoning caused by slow metabolism, dehydration, frequent hypotension, etc.

Experts from a kidney disease hospital in Beijing pointed out that chronic renal failure is a very complex clinical syndrome, which can involve lesions of various systems and tissues throughout the body, and according to more than 20 years of clinical practice and research, the seven major symptoms of kidney failure are summarized as follows

First, kidney failure digestive symptoms.

Thirst, anorexia, aversion to high-quality protein foods such as meat, nausea, vomiting, frequent diarrhea, oral glossitis, oral mucosal erosion, nosebleeds or gastrointestinal bleeding in patients with severe renal failure.

Second, symptoms of the cardiovascular system of kidney failure.

Most people with kidney failure have high blood pressure, which progressively increases as the disease progresses. Long-term hypertension, accumulation of urinary toxins, water and electrolyte disorders, acid-base imbalance and severe anemia can also lead to abnormal changes in heart organs, complicated by myocarditis, pericarditis, pericardial effusion and other serious diseases.

Third, renal failure hematopoietic system symptoms.

The main symptoms of renal failure are anemia, hemoglobin measurement is generally 5-6 g dl, and is related to the weakening of renal hematopoietic function, decreased erythropoietin, accumulation of uremic toxins, carboxylic acids of red blood cell life, and malnutrition. There is a tendency to spontaneous appearance such as ecchymosis, nosebleeds, gums, and fundus bleeding.

Fourth, neurological symptoms of kidney failure.

Early symptoms of kidney failure include headache, memory loss, difficulty concentrating, fatigue, and, in a few cases, sexual dysfunction. In the late stages, drowsiness, confusion, muscle tremors, and general pain occur. Severe neurological lesions, facial stiffness, immobility of limbs, continuous discharge of a large amount of saliva from the corners of the mouth, and even convulsions, convulsions and even coma.

Fifth, respiratory symptoms of kidney failure.

Dry cough, nasal odor. With pulmonary edema or hypocardiac failure, breathing becomes more difficult, inability to lie flat, paroxysmal, spasmodic cough, and coughing up white foam.

Sixth, urinary symptoms of kidney failure.

In the early and middle stages of renal failure, a large amount of foamy urine appears, and in the late stage, there is increased nocturia, and the urine specific gravity is low, which is often fixed around the left. At this time, not only does the kidneys shrink in size, but most patients begin to gradually decrease their urine output to the point where they are anuria. Of course, it takes a process for urine output to go from increasing to decreasing to anuria, ranging from 1-2 years.

7. Symptoms of acidosis in renal failure.

Renal impairment and poor concentration of urine, resulting in increased urine output at night, can make the body in a state of semi-dehydration, manifested as extreme thirst, weakness to walk, etc. When the disease progresses to uremia, the urine output gradually begins to decrease, causing different degrees of edema in various organs and tissues of the body, accompanied by moderate or severe water and electrolyte disorders, hyperphosphatemia, hypocalcemia and other poisoning symptoms.

Through the 7 major symptoms of kidney failure, it can be seen that kidney damage is not only the manifestation of kidney lesions, but also the abnormal symptoms of other systems or symptoms of kidney failure, but in real life, it is difficult for people to associate symptoms such as nausea, fatigue, drowsiness, high blood pressure, and polyuria with kidney failure, so once many patients find the lesions, the disease has developed to a very serious level. Careful attention to abnormal symptoms and regular check-ups may help detect kidney lesions early.

Symptoms of kidney failure are as follows:

1. Early stage of renal failure: patients have edema, fatigue, backache, anemia, pale lips, dizziness and palpitation;

2. Later stage of renal failure: the patient's urine is significantly reduced, the edema is significantly increased, the frequency of nocturia increases, the patient's color changes to dark black, and the patient's ** begins to have scaling, itching, and even no urine throughout the day.

Don't worry, kidney failure generally has no very obvious clinical symptoms in the early stage, so when symptoms such as hematuria and high blood pressure appear, you should go to the hospital for examination and diagnosis in time, and the earlier the diagnosis**, the easier it is to avoid kidney failure.

Patients with kidney failure should eat a low-protein diet for 20-40g a day, high bio-quality protein such as eggs, milk, lean meat, fish, etc., and supplement with multivitamins.

People like me who have high blood pressure, edema and low urine should limit salt.

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1.digestive system, patients generally have symptoms such as thirst and anorexia, and have a sense of aversion and nausea when eating high-quality protein foods such as meat; Vomiting is accompanied by frequent diarrhea, oral glossitis, oral mucosal erosions, and epistaxis or gastrointestinal bleeding in patients with severe renal failure.

2.The cardiovascular system, most patients suffer from high blood pressure, and as the disease progresses, blood pressure generally rises. Long-term hypertension can lead to urinary toxin accumulation, electrolyte disorders, acid-base imbalance, and severe anemia.

3.Hematopoietic system, a small number of patients will have symptoms of anemia, the patient's hemoglobin measurement is 5-6g dl, which will cause the weakening of renal hematopoietic function, erythropoietin is decreasing, the accumulation of uremic toxins and carboxylic acids and malnutrition of red blood cell life.

4.nervous system, patients will experience headaches, memory loss, difficulty concentrating, and a few people will have decreased sexual function in the early stages. In the advanced stage, symptoms such as drowsiness, muscle tremors, and pain all over the body will appear.

5.Respiratory system, many patients will have a dry cough, nasal odor. It is accompanied by pulmonary edema, which makes it more difficult for the patient to breathe, and the patient is unable to lie flat, with paroxysmal, spasmodic cough and white foam.

6.In the urinary system, patients will have a large amount of foamy urine in the early and middle stages, and the urine specific gravity is low. At this time, not only will the size of the kidneys decrease, but most patients will gradually decrease their urine output to the point of anuria.