When kidney function is impaired, the body signals to us, do you know what the symptoms are?

1. Back pain, many people will have symptoms when the kidney function declines significantly, especially the phenomenon of low back pain is more obvious. Normal people have good kidney function, and they are generally not prone to low back pain. 2. Oliguria, when physical health is affected, it will send signals, especially when kidney function is impaired, many people will have oliguria.

Because the kidneys are important organs for producing urine and excreting urine, they can excrete excess water from the body in time when their function remains normal. 3. Hematuria, when the kidney function is impaired, it needs to be ** as soon as possible, and many people will have hematuria during the development of kidney disease. The amount of red blood cells in the excreted urine increases, and the urine color changes.

Low back pain: Most people have low back pain because of kidney deficiency, which can be divided into internal injuries and strain. Internal injuries are generally caused by congenital deficiency, long-term illness and physical weakness, or excessive fatigue.

Mild cases are difficult to bend over or stand upright, and severe cases have heel pain, waist weakness and other symptoms, lumbar muscle strain refers to excessive physical burden, or long-term work in the same fixed posture, which will damage kidney qi over time, resulting in insufficient kidney essence.

When kidney function is not good, it is difficult for a lot of excretion to be excreted in the urine, and there will be feelings such as listlessness and fatigue. Kidney disease causes nutrients such as protein to leak out of the kidneys and excrete the body through urine, which can also cause malnutrition. In addition to the functions of excretion and other functions, the kidneys also have endocrine functions, secreting hematopoietic hormones, and when kidney function is impaired, it can also cause symptoms of anemia.

<> the following changes in your body can be a sign of a problem with your kidneys

Changes in urine output: The most typical symptom in the early stages of kidney disease is changes in urine output, which usually occur due to kidney damage, such as an abnormal increase or decrease in urine output, and increased nocturia.

Edema: Patients with kidney disease due to the impairment of kidney function, resulting in water metabolism disorders, due to excessive water in the body, will be excreted through **, resulting in edema in the body, and this edema is generally symmetrical.

**Itching: Patients with kidney disease have impaired kidney function, resulting in impaired water metabolism, and due to excessive water in the body, excess water will be expelled through **cherry blossom rolling, resulting in itching in the body.

Hypertension: Patients with kidney disease present with hypertension, usually moderately elevated, with systolic blood pressure of 150-180 mmHg and diastolic blood pressure of about 90-120 mmHg, often following renal lesions. It is often manifested as headache, head bloating, insomnia, memory loss and other symptoms.

Urine abnormalities: Patients with chronic nephritis may have abnormal urine in the spine, such as red or brown urine, clear urine, increased frequency and volume of nocturia, etc.

In short, when there are any abnormal symptoms in the body, especially when they last for a long time or are aggravated, they should be checked by a doctor in time for timely detection and kidney disease.

The early symptoms of kidney disease are not obvious, but as the condition worsens, a variety of signs and symptoms appear, some of which may be:

Urine abnormalities: including decreased urine output, urinary frequency, urgency, changes in urine color (such as lightness, yellowing, redness), foamy urine, blood in the urine, etc.

Edema: edema of areas such as the legs, ankles, and face.

Elevated blood pressure: Poorly controlled high blood pressure can be a sign of kidney disease.

Muscle weakness and fatigue: Because the kidneys are impaired, the body is unable to remove metabolites properly, resulting in fatigue.

Bone pain: Kidney disease can lead to loose bones, causing pain.

Loss of appetite and weight loss: Loss of appetite and weight loss due to the inability of waste and toxins from the body to be excreted.

Headaches and insomnia: Kidney disease can cause an imbalance in water, electrolytes, and acid-base balance, which can lead to headaches and insomnia.

There are many studies exploring the early diagnosis of kidney disease. For example, a study published in the journal Kidney International found that the concentration of creatinine in the urine may be an indicator of the development of kidney disease. Another study, published in the Journal of the American Society of Nephrology, found that early signs of kidney disease may be abnormal expression of some genes.

In conclusion, early detection and** kidney disease is very important, which requires us to pay close attention to our physical condition and have regular medical check-ups. If you find symptoms of kidney disease, please seek medical attention in time and receive a professional diagnosis and**.

The kidneys are one of the most important organs in the human body, responsible for filtering blood, removing waste products, and regulating electrolytes and coarse water balance. If there is a problem with the kidneys, which can cause a variety of symptoms and changes in the body, here are some signs that there may be a problem with the kidneys:

Increased or decreased urine output: The kidneys are one of the main organs in the body that excrete waste products, and if there is an increase or decrease in urine output, it may be a problem with the function of the kidney erection molar.

Abnormal urine color: Normal urine color is pale yellow, if the urine color changes, such as hematuria, pyuria, brown urine, etc., it may be a kidney problem.

Urinary tract discomfort: Kidney disease may cause urinary tract discomfort, such as frequent urination, urgency to slip the urine, painful urination, etc.

Pain in the kidney area: The kidneys are located in the lower back, if there is pain in the kidney area, it may be a problem with the kidneys, such as kidney stones, kidney infection, etc.

Edema: The kidneys are one of the organs that regulate the water balance in the body, and if edema occurs, it may be a problem with the kidneys.

High blood pressure: The kidneys regulate blood pressure in the body, and if you have persistent high blood pressure, there may be a problem with your kidneys.

Signs that there may be a problem with the kidneys are as follows:

1. When the kidney function is not good, it is difficult to excrete a lot of waste products from the urine, and there will be a feeling of lack of energy, fatigue, fatigue and other dull stools. If the kidneys are diseased, nutrients such as protein leak out of the kidneys and are excreted from the body through urine. Some people think it's overwork or other reasons and ignore kidney problems.

2. Edema When getting up in the morning, it is common to have puffy eyelids or facial edema, which is aggravated after exertion and reduced after rest; Sometimes edema occurs in low-hanging areas of the body, such as the ankles and lower extremities, often accompanied by weight gain.

3. Loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting Abnormal kidneys, and elevated toxin levels will lead to gastrointestinal problems, therefore, many people with unhealthy kidneys tend to manifest themselves as poor appetite, fullness, and lack of appetite.

4. Abnormal urine, foamy urine. If protein leaks from the kidneys into the urine, the urine will foam a lot. Abnormal urine color.

It may be a manifestation of kidney disease, and it is also related to food and medication, and it is necessary to check the urine routine for further clarification. Frequent urination at night. Increased nocturia is one of the early manifestations of renal concentration dysfunction, and it is necessary to go to the hospital as soon as possible to check urine routine and renal function.

5. In addition to the functions of excreting wastes, the anemia kidneys also have the function of secreting hematopoietic hormones, so anemia is also a major signal of renal damage.

6. High blood pressure and high blood pressure can cause hypertensive kidney disease, also known as hypertensive kidney damage, and people with high blood pressure must pay more attention. In turn, kidney disease can also lead to high blood pressure, also known as renal hypertension, which is one of the manifestations of kidney disease.

7. Gout and hyperuricemia are both caused by high blood uric acid, and the inability to excrete uric acid is related to kidney function. In addition, uric acid deposited in the kidneys is also prone to the formation of urate crystals and even stones, which will lead to further damage to kidney health.

8. Bone pain Patients with chronic kidney disease will have calcium and phosphorus metabolism disorders, causing bone pain, osteoporosis and other renal bone diseases.

9. Low back pain, soreness and discomfort in the kidney area, dull pain or persistent pain, and the kidneys should be examined after ruling out the problem of the lumbar spine.

If the above symptoms appear, they should be diagnosed in time, detected early, and detected early.

1. Abnormal urination.

The biggest function of the kidneys is to excrete urine and waste products in the human body, so when there is an abnormality in the urine, in addition to the possibility of a decline in kidney function, it is also necessary to be alert that it is caused by kidney deficiency.

There are many reasons for abnormal urination, such as foamy proteinuria, abnormal urine output, or reddish urine, which can be caused by kidney overdraft.

2. Edema occurs.

The appearance of edema is very related to the person's constitution, but it cannot be avoided due to kidney overdraft.

If the kidneys are overdrawn, it will inevitably lead to a decline in kidney function, and then the body's metabolism will be abnormal, and edema will be formed when it accumulates in the body.

In the edema of the eyelids and limbs, the kidney overdraft is more obvious, if there is unexplained edema, especially when you wake up in the morning, you should go to the hospital as soon as possible to check whether the kidney function is abnormal, or whether there is kidney deficiency.

3. Back pain.

The kidneys are the largest metabolic organs, and the kidneys and toxins will be excreted with the metabolism of urine after the kidneys are metabolized.

Therefore, when kidney overdraft leads to abnormal kidney function, the kidneys will have problems metabolizing toxins, which will accumulate in the body, and may even lead to nephritis, which can make the waist very sore.

Back pain is also a typical symptom of kidney overdraft, which should be paid attention to and cannot be simply attributed to the cause of overwork.

4. Hair loss, baldness.

There are many causes of hair loss, among which kidney overdraft is one of the more common ones.

As we all know, the kidneys are closely related to hair, the kidneys are healthy, the hair will be black and thick, and if there is a problem with the kidneys, the hair loss will be more severe.

Whether the kidneys are good or not depends on the top of the head first, and most of the people who suffer from hair loss have kidney function problems, and kidney overdraft is a common one.

5. Problems with sexual function.

People with bad kidneys, especially men, can also be given red lights during sex.

Men do not perform well in sexual life, so that women can not be satisfied, and in severe cases, sexual dysfunction such as impotence and ** will occur.

Therefore, the kidneys are not overdrawn, and the performance of men in sexual life is also very important.

The kidneys are one of the vital organs of the human body, and if there is a problem with the kidneys, it can cause several discomforts in the body, and here are some of the physical changes that may be related to kidney problems:

Changes in urine output: The kidneys are mainly responsible for filtering waste and water from the blood, and if there is a problem with the kidneys, it can cause more or less urine output and a change in urine color.

Edema: The kidneys are also responsible for maintaining normal fluid balance, and if there is a problem with the kidneys, it can lead to edema symptoms in the body, such as swelling of the face, hands and feet.

Fatigue: Problems with the kidneys can also cause fatigue and weakness in the body, due to the influence of the kidneys on energy metabolism in the body.

Increased blood pressure: When the kidneys are working properly, it filters harmful waste products out of the blood while producing a hormone called renin, which can easily cause excessive renin secretion if there is a problem with the kidneys, which can lead to an increase in blood pressure.

Osteoporosis: The kidneys are also one of the important organs to maintain bone health, if there is a problem with the kidneys, it may lead to a disorder in the metabolism of phosphorus, calcium and other substances in the body, which in turn causes osteoporosis and other problems.

It is important to note that these changes are not necessarily caused by kidney problems, but may also be caused by other reasons. If you notice that you are experiencing changes in your body, it is advisable to consult a doctor as soon as possible for early detection and** potential health problems.

The average life expectancy in our country has been steadily increasing in recent years, not only because of the improvement in living standards, but also because people today are more and more concerned about their bodies. The vast majority of people will do a full body physical examination every 1 2 years, you must know that this is definitely not an IQ tax, for physical diseases, early detection and ** are of great benefit.

Regardless of age or gender, many people's kidney function is impaired to some extent. Of course, this is not only related to one's own illness, but also related to bad habits in daily life. Many people traditionally think that kidney damage is only a minor disease, but in fact, kidney function is damaged, which not only affects the health of the body, but is also closely related to other organs.

Impaired kidney function, such as endocrine disorders, is still more obvious. When there is a problem with the function of the pancreatic islets, there is an abnormality in the measurement of blood glucose. When blood lipid metabolism is disordered, corresponding cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases will also occur.

Endocrine disorders are also related to thyroid hormones, such as menstrual disorders in women, dysfunction in men, or infertility. In addition, impaired kidney function can also lead to electrolyte imbalances, such as edema of the body or feet due to inability to metabolize, and in severe cases of electrolyte imbalances, heart failure and respiratory failure.

The reason why we should pay attention to kidney function health in our lives is because in the process of examination, if only 20% or 30% of kidney function problems occur, there will be no symptoms. And when symptoms appear, it means that the kidney function is more seriously damaged, so whether the kidney function is healthy or not must attract our attention. In addition to developing good habits in daily life, regular check-ups are also essential.