Is there a kidney problem?

This is not necessarily, there may be a problem, it may just be an occasional discomfort, and it needs to be analyzed on a case-by-case basis.

Frequent urination, waist pain, this should be a problem with the prostate, pay more attention to rest, less sex.

Less ml, and can't be eaten as a meal, the precursor of prostatitis, pay attention to it and save it.

The kidneys are one of the important organs of the human body, mainly playing the role of excreting waste, regulating the balance of water and salt and maintaining the acid-base balance, etc., if there is a problem with the kidneys, it will cause a series of changes in the body, as follows:

1.Abnormal urine output: If there is a problem with the kidneys, the amount of urine may become less or more abundant, and there may be frequent urination, difficulty urinating, etc.

2.Changes in urine: If there is a problem with the kidneys, the urine may be dark, cloudy, or contain blood or protein.

3.Water deficit: The kidneys have problems excreting waste products and regulating the balance of water and salt, which may lead to edema in the body.

4.Trouble breathing: Problems with the kidneys can cause an imbalance in the body's acid-base balance, causing breathlessness or shortness of breath.

5.High blood pressure: Problems with the kidneys may cause an increase in blood pressure, leading to diseases such as high blood pressure.

6.Anemia: Problems with the kidneys can lead to anemia, which is manifested by symptoms such as paleness, fatigue and weakness. 7. Back pain: If you have problems with your kidneys, you can have symptoms such as lower back or back pain.

In short, if you have the above symptoms, you should go to the hospital for diagnosis and ** in time to avoid affecting your health.

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 energy. 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, hunger, nausea, vomiting, abnormal kidneys, and increased 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, 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 can lead to further damage to kidney health.

8. Bone painPatients with chronic kidney disease will have calcium and phosphorus metabolism disorders, causing bone pain, osteoporosis and other renal bone diseases, if there is an unexplained fracture, or often feel low back pain, there is no abnormality in the orthopedic examination, the kidneys must be checked.

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 lumbar spine problem.

1. Edema. It usually starts with the eyelids (in some patients, edema starts from the lower limbs), and severe affects the whole body and even causes pleural effusion and ascites.

2. High blood pressure. It is one of the manifestations of kidney disease.

3. Frequent urination, urgency, painful urination (pain in the lower abdomen and urethra during urination).

4. Low back pain. Most are dull pains, but severe colic may occur in surgical conditions.

5. Oliguria or anuria. Less than 400 ml per day and night is called oliguria, and less than 100 ml is called anuria. 6. Polyuria of more than 2500 ml per day and night is called polyuria.

7. Hematuria. That is, the urine contains blood cells, or the test is positive for occult blood (with a plus sign).

8. There is a lot of foam in the urine. May be a sign of increased proteinuria, and a positive test for proteinuria is reliable evidence of elevated proteinuria.

9. Miscellaneous. Such as poor appetite, fatigue, paleness, etc.

10. A series of clinical manifestations of renal insufficiency and uremia in the late stage of various kidney diseases.

11. Male sexual dysfunction (impotence, spermatozoa, slippery sperm, **, infertility); female infertility; Various venereal diseases also fall under the category of kidney diseases.