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Anonymous users2024-02-12Most of the acute nephritis is caused by drugs, this is because our body is in a balanced state, when one day taking certain drugs will cause our kidney failure or directly harm our kidney function, this time will cause acute nephritis.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Top three. The risk of acute nephritis is multifaceted and associated with a variety of triggers. Acute nephritis can be caused by an infection called hemolytic streptococcus, often after an upper gastrointestinal infection, **infection, scarlet fever, etc.
Acute nephritis is caused by the immune response induced by infection, that is, the pathogenic antigen of this streptococcus, which is mainly a cytoplasmic component, and after inducing an immune response, it can be deposited in the glomeruli through circulating complexes, resulting in the proliferation of glomerular lining and mesangial cells, and then causing the affinity of inflammatory cells, resulting in the occurrence of acute nephritis. Patients mainly manifest as edema, decreased urine output, hematuria, proteinuria, etc., individual patients can also have symptoms of increased blood pressure, secondly, acute nephritis can also be caused by other pathogenic bacteria, such as bacteria, Streptococcus pneumoniae, gonococcus and typhoid bacillus are the most common, when the infection involves the kidneys, it can cause the occurrence of acute nephritis. Due to the decrease of erythropoietin after renal damage, some patients may have symptoms of anemia, manifested as paleness and general fatigue.
Patients should pay attention to their daily routine, pay attention to a light diet, and if accompanied by a large amount of proteinuria, a high-quality low-protein diet. ”
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Acute nephritis is the abbreviation of acute glomerulonephritis, which has a higher incidence in children and adolescents, and occasionally occurs in the elderly, with a higher incidence in males than females, with a proportion of about 2 1.
Patients present with an acute onset, usually within 3 months, and the severity of the disease varies. Symptoms include hematuria (visible macroscopically or microscopically only), proteinuria, and casts. Hypertension and sodium and water retention (e.g., edema) are common, and there may be transient renal impairment.
Most of them are glomerulonephritis secondary to acute streptococcal infection, and a few are non-streptococcal post-glomerulonephritis.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Acute nephritis is a type of nephritis, which will turn into chronic nephritis if it is not good, and it needs to take medicine for a long time. Acute nephritis can cause symptoms of edema, proteinuria, and hematuria. Acute nephritis is a condition caused by an inflammatory infection of the kidneys that requires an antibiotic infusion**.
It is best to have further examination to determine whether it is acute nephritis, and immediately after confirming it, under the guidance of a doctor**.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Acute nephritis generally refers to acute glomerulonephritis, which is a group of diseases with acute nephritic syndrome as the main clinical manifestation. Acute nephritis is more common in children and is characterized by an acute onset of hematuria, proteinuria, edema, and hypertension, and may be accompanied by transient azotemia. It is more common after streptococcal infection, but other bacterial, viral, and parasitic infections can also cause it.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Acute nephritis is relatively fast, antibiotics can --- blood within 15 days, and if there is no problem with urine, you can be discharged
Repeat urinalysis once a month until 1 year-
If you don't ** within 2 years, it will be completely **, and the prognosis of acute nephritis is very good.
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It is recommended that you go to the nephrology department of the largest public general hospital in the local area, what are the 3 plus signs you said, it should be protein, otherwise it is impossible to be edema, if it is 3 plus signs of protein, combined with edema, it can be determined that it is nephrotic syndrome, this disease is worthless to eat traditional Chinese medicine, it needs hormones and other regular **, it is cheap and effective, hurry up and go to the regular **, it is recommended to go to the municipal central hospital, it doesn't cost much.
Acute nephritis, short for acute glomerulonephritis, is a group of diseases with acute nephritic syndrome as the main clinical manifestation. Characterized by acute onset, hematuria, proteinuria, edema, hypertension, and may be accompanied by transient azotemia. Acute nephritis occurs after streptococcal infection and can occur at any age, but is most common in school-age children, followed by young adults, less commonly in middle-aged and older adults, and more common in men than women. >>>More
Do not eat, raw, cold, spicy, sour and other foods, and do not wash your hands and feet with cold water, rest more, and do not be tired; Well, you can eat those foods. Wishing you good health!