What is my question about calcification of the kidney? 50

The local tissue of the kidney becomes hard and calcified, which is basically harmless, and is generally gradually formed after tomorrow, and the repeated inflammation of the local tissue causes the deposition of calcium substances and various reasons, so you can drink more water in the future.

Calcification is the detected calcium deposition in the kidney. Generally, it does not disappear on its own, and only a small amount can be absorbed by the tissue.

If it does not continue or if the lesion develops, it is generally not affected.

Renal calcification foci should be checked regularly, mainly urine and kidney function examinations, and related **, calcification foci generally do not have much impact on the body. In most cases, calcified plaques are just some special mutations produced after human cell necrosis, the human body is metabolizing every day, and some cell necrosis is a normal phenomenon. In general, this type of spot is only left or right on ultrasound.

Calcified spots are like moles on the **, just the deposition of some necrotic cells, most of them are benign, and most of the patients themselves have no symptoms, so they generally do not need to be treated. However, in some cases, diabetes mellitus, dead eggs, etc. can cause cell changes, so it is also necessary to rule out the possibility of lesions caused by these diseases.

Impressions: Parenchymal calcifications in the right kidney with small cysts The blood flow signal in the right kidney is sparse.

The lateral segment of the right renal artery is intermittently shown with low flow velocity.

The blood supply to the kidneys is not good, so do a kidney function test first and then talk about it**. "Calcifications with small cysts" are not required if they are asymptomatic.

** Due to the increase in blood calcium, calcium salts are deposited in the renal parenchyma, causing renal dysfunction.

Symptomatic phenomenon: calcification may show speckled calcification or whole renal calcification shadow on plain radiographs of the urinary tract. Renal calcification has been discussed, and high urography shows a rat-bite at the edge of the early calyces. Secondary Diseases:

Excessive intestinal absorption of calcium: such as primary hyperparathyroidism including suiye, primary hypercalcemia in children, vitamin D toxicity, lactic syndrome and sarcomatosis; Bone destruction: such as primary hyperparathyroidism, multiple myeloma, secondary osteolytic calcium precipitation, etc.; Kidney damage:

For example, after renal trauma, the renal parenchyma is destroyed, and calcium salts are deposited in necrotic tissues; renal calcification after mercury poisoning; renal calcification due to renal infection; renal calcification caused by renal tubular acidosis and hypochloremic alkalosis; Congenital renal dysplasia: e.g., calcification due to sponge kidney; Unexplained renal calcification.

Recommendation: possible factors of renal calcification points:

1. Renal calcification. ** Due to the increase in blood calcium, calcium salts are deposited in the renal parenchyma, causing renal dysfunction. The disease is secondary to the following diseases:

Excessive intestinal absorption of calcium: such as primary hyperparathyroidism, primary hypercalcemia in children, vitamin D toxicity, and lactic syndrome.

sarcomatoid disease;

Bone destruction: such as primary hyperparathyroidism, multiple myeloma, secondary osteolytic calcium precipitation, etc.;

Renal damage: For example, after renal trauma, the renal parenchyma is destroyed and calcium salts are deposited in necrotic tissues; renal calcification after mercury poisoning; renal calcification due to renal infection; renal calcification caused by renal tubular acidosis and hypochloremic alkalosis;

Congenital renal dysplasia: e.g., calcification due to sponge kidney; Unexplained renal calcification.

2. Kidney stones. Renal area showing calcification images. However, the symptoms are mainly low back pain and hematuria, and there is no polydipsia, polyuria, fatigue and weakness; urography calcified shadow in the pelvis calyces and dilated pelvis calyces; The radionuclide nephrogram shows an obstruction curve in the affected kidney.

3. Renal tuberculosis. Calcifications may be seen in the renal area. However, the main symptoms are urinary frequency, urgency, dysuria, and hematuria; Urography shows scattered calcification points in the renal parenchyma in a circular arrangement or in the form of uneven spots of density, which are destroyed by calyceal worms.

Financular stenosis of the calyceus, which may be accompanied by contralateral hydronephrosis; Cystoscopy showed tuberculous nodules and ulcers.

4. Renal parenchymal malignant tumors. Calcified shadows may appear in the renal area. However, hematuria, low back pain, and lumps are the main symptoms; urography showing deformation, destruction, or disappearance of the renal pelvis calyces; Renal arteriography shows accumulation of tumor blood vessels and contrast media.

Hello: Renal calcification refers to the deposition of calcium salts in the renal parenchyma due to the increase of blood calcium, causing kidney dysfunction.

Wishing you good health.

Hello: The calcification point may be a cyst calcification. Stones are a problem, but in addition to this, kidney tuberculosis, kidney damage, parasite eggs, etc., can cause calcifications. Further investigation is needed to determine which cause of the calcification.

It doesn't have any effect, the calcification may be formed after the hematoma caused by previous injury, and regular re-examination is fine.

(1) Avoid overwork and mental stress: Overwork, night driving, high school pressure, etc., can aggravate the condition of chronic nephritis. It is necessary to have good living habits and maintain a regular life.

Usually it is necessary to arrange the living and rest system reasonably, participate in more appropriate activities, and strengthen physical exercise, but should avoid overwork. Reasonable nutrition, enhance physical fitness and immunity. Pay attention to personal hygiene and environmental hygiene, develop good hygiene habits, and keep a relaxed and happy mood at all times, and strengthen self-care awareness.

2) Beware of bacterial or viral infections: Bacterial or viral infections are the most common causes of acute nephritis, especially upper respiratory tract infections, asymptomatic bacteriuria, influenza, pharyngitis, tracheobronchitis, etc., which may aggravate the symptoms of chronic nephritis.

Actively prevent and treat the foci of infection and acute nephritis. Reduce the chance of infection in the body, prevent cold and cold, prevent the onset of colds, purulent tonsillitis, ** purulent infection and other diseases; Once infected with the above diseases or acute nephritis and other primary glomerular diseases, it is necessary to give timely and thorough **, acute nephritis patients with chronic **infection lesions, after the condition is stable for 3 to 6 months, surgery and other methods can be used if necessary to prevent such diseases from prolonging and developing into chronic nephritis.

3) Pay attention to diet and nutrition: nephritis patients should avoid high-protein diet, pay attention to food safety, and eat more fresh fruits and natural foods. Based on the principle of variety, reasonable collocation, light and delicious.

Pay attention to self-monitoring. If you feel unwell, such as nocturia, loss of appetite, waist discomfort or soreness, especially after getting up in the morning, eyelid and facial edema and abnormal urination, it indicates the possibility of kidney disease, and you should go to the hospital for examination in time to facilitate early diagnosis and **, which also plays an important role in the prevention of this disease.

Does calcification of a kidney cyst require **? This is a question that many people are concerned about, and it is generally not necessary, but it is still important to review.

Simple renal cysts may be the result of immature glomerular developing retentive cysts, or obstruction of the duct system due to inflammation or ischemia. Generally speaking, small kidney cysts do not need to be rechecked regularly. If it is a large renal cyst and the renal parenchyma is compressed, percutaneous puncture can be aspirated, or laparoscopic decompression, and if there are complications such as infection, stones, rupture, etc., partial renal or nephrectomy may be performed if necessary.

Calcification of kidney cysts does not need to be ****, because it is relatively small, there is no pressure on the kidneys, and it is single, so it is meaningless, but if your symptoms make you sad, you can take some Chinese medicine to recuperate, but it has no effect on the cyst itself.

In summary, calcification of kidney cysts is generally not necessary, but regular check-ups are still necessary. Of course, once you find that the condition is more serious in the short term, you must go to a regular professional hospital in time, so as not to delay the condition and miss the best opportunity.

Renal cysts are common benign lesions of the kidneys and are vesicular changes that present calcium deposition. A common symptom of kidney cyst is vague pain and discomfort in the lower back and abdomen.

Renal calcification is due to intestinal calcium absorption, bone destruction, kidney damage, congenital renal dysplasia, and increased calcium in the idiopathic urine under the action of drugs, resulting in increased blood calcium and calcium deposition in kidney tissue. Renal calcification is defined as not a disease, but rather a sequelae left after birth. This may be a manifestation of the disease**, but renal tuberculosis cannot be ruled out.

In general, it's not a big problem, but if there is chronic inflammation, we should do extra special**.

Renal calcification refers to the increase in the amount of calcium in the blood in the body, resulting in the deposition of calcium salts in the renal parenchyma, causing or not causing renal damage, which is mainly manifested in the following conditions. Renal calcifications such as intestinal calcium hyperabsorption due to primary hyperparathyroidism and hypercalcemia, bone destruction due to multiple myeloma and primary hyperparathyroidism, renal calcification due to renal sensibility, and calcification caused by congenital renal dysplasiaCalcification is an increase in the amount of calcium in the blood, which is deposited in the kidneys due to abnormal motility, resulting in renal insufficiency.

renal calcification after mercury poisoning; renal calcification due to renal infection; Renal calcium due to renal tubular acidosis and hypochloralkalism.

Calcification can be manifested as urinary spot calcification or whole renal calcification, urography shows renal calcification, the initial renal calyceal edge is rat-bite, renal calcification is mainly due to the increase in the amount of calcium in the blood in the body caused by the deposition of AOS calcium salt in the renal parenchyma, causing renal impairment. Usually, when calcification occurs, a simple diaper can show defective calcifications or calcification of the entire kidney. Perhaps before the development of renal tuberculosis, the calcification of the kidney after the formation of scarring, the general cause is due to the increased calcium content in the blood, the deposition of calcium salts in the renal parenchyma, and the calcification of mild kidney tissue usually does not seem to be a damage to kidney function, but if the calcification is extensive, it may be a loss of kidney function.

Check for causes of high calcium in the blood. Symptomatic**.

There is calcium in the kidneys, and nephrological calcification is an abnormality, but unlike kidney calculations, stones are usually in the urinary tract and need to be done as soon as possible**, calcination is usually not in the urinary tract. Calcifications are calcifications, and stones are rocks. Calcifications can be divided into vascular calcifications and pararenal calcifications.

Kidney stones are salty solids that precipitate in the urine that can block the flow of urine and cause pain.

Calcium salt deposition in both kidneys is the abnormal deposition of calcium into the kidneys.

The calcium in the normal body is mainly deposited in the bones so that the bones can become relatively hard, while other soft organs, such as the liver, kidneys, heart and other parts can not have calcium salt deposits, if there is calcium salt deposits, there may be certain diseases, such as hyperparathyroidism.

The parathyroid glands mainly regulate the metabolism of calcium and phosphorus, especially the metabolism of calcium, and when hyperparathyroidism occurs, it will cause abnormal deposition of calcium in some organs, such as the kidneys. If the deposit is too much, it will cause kidney function damage, and in severe cases, renal function may decline, kidney failure and even develop into uremia. Therefore, when it is found that calcium salt deposition in both kidneys, it is necessary to actively look for the cause, especially hyperparathyroidism, and treat it from the top to prevent further deposition of calcium salt.

Calcium salt deposition in both kidneys is a precursor to kidney stones, which can easily lead to the occurrence of kidney stones if not timely. It is recommended to use traditional Chinese medicine to expel stones** as soon as possible, and to drink plenty of water every day and do strenuous activities to promote the excretion of calcium salts. Once kidney stones occur, extracorporeal lithotripsy** is performed in mild cases, and surgery is performed in severe cases**.

This means that you have a high chance of getting kidney stones!