How long can I live with stage 5 kidney failure caused by diabetes?

According to the survey, 25% of patients develop renal failure within six years, while 50% of patients develop end-stage renal failure within 10 years and 75% of patients develop end-stage renal failure within 15 years. The average time from the onset of proteinuria to the patient's death from uremia is 10 years. In the process of deterioration and progression, the presence of diabetes and hypertension will accelerate the process of kidney damage in patients, and in turn, the further aggravation of kidney disease will lead to the continuous aggravation of hypertension in patients.

In this way, diabetes, hypertension and kidney disease will promote the deterioration process of each other, which also makes it much more difficult for diabetic patients to implement clinical **.

Symptoms of diabetic nephropathy stage 5.

1. Renal insufficiency. If diabetic patients develop diabetic nephropathy, it will eventually lead to serious consequences such as azotemia and uremia.

2. Retinopathy. Retinopathy is not a clinical manifestation of nephropathy, but it often coexists with diabetic nephropathy. It is even believed that diabetic nephropathy cannot exist without diabetic retinopathy.

3. Protein in the urine begins to appear. As the lesion progresses, the urine protein gradually changes to persistent severe proteinuria, which is more serious if the urine protein exceeds 3 grams per day.

I believe that after reading this article, all readers and friends will be able to know how long patients with stage 5 diabetic nephropathy can live, and also have a deeper understanding of this disease. The symptoms of diabetic nephropathy stage 5 are obvious, once found, we should seek medical attention in time, and cooperate with the doctor to do the relevant **, do not let the condition worsen.

This mainly depends on the individual's will and physical signs, and there is no fixed period to adjust the mentality and do a good job of protection.

Diabetes develops to kidney failure and can live for about 1 year. Diabetic nephropathy is a type of kidney disease caused by diabetes mellitus. Long-term hypoglycemia and persistent glomerular overfiltration.

Over time, the glomeruli become overloaded, damaged, hardened, and eventually depleted. In general, diabetic nephropathy is considered diabetic nephropathy when trace amounts of protein are present in the urine for 5 years. After 10 years, microangiopathy is mainly manifested in retina, kidney, nerve and myocardial tissue, especially diabetic nephropathy and retinopathy.

Then you will see that many uremia patients are caused by diabetes, and many cataracts or blindness are also caused by diabetes.

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A "low-carb diet" means eating more vegetables and less basic foods, especially rice noodles. Whether there is kidney failure, whether there are other complications. The ultimate cause of death is complications, especially those of heart disease.

Almost all patients with chronic renal failure will have complications such as cardiomyopathy, pericarditis, and heart failure!

Hospitals are important places to study survival rates from kidney failure. Many hospitals collect various types of information from patients each year and then make statistics based on relevant factors to better assess the disease itself. In the process of collecting literature, doctors found that peritoneal dialysis is superior to convenient dialysis.

Haemodialysis is a type of chronic kidney failure that requires hospitalization**. It takes half a day at a time and dialysis several times a week, which has a great impact on life and work. Peritoneal dialysis only needs to be done at home.

It can be a conversation day and night without affecting life and work, and the cost is also very cheap.

Personally, I believe that the survival time of uremic dialysis patients, in addition to medical technology, the same medical conditions, mainly depends on their own family conditions. Basically, the medical factor accounts for 30% and they themselves account for 70%.

1. Early diabetic nephropathy: 1It mostly occurs in the course of the disease for 5 years, and the typical cases appear after 10 years of diabetes.

2.The pathological characteristics of the kidney are thickening of GBM and increased mesangial stroma, with glomerular nodular and diffuse lesions and vitreous changes of arterioles, and the existing glomerulus are deserted. 3.

Urine testing has a slight increase in urine albumin excretion rate (UAE), which is more sensitive by radioimmunoassay or enzyme-linked assay. There is a tendency for blood pressure to rise during this period. This is a high-risk period for the development of clinical diabetic nephropathy, and with favourable interventions** at this stage, there is still hope to prevent and slow the progression of massive albuminuria.

People with poorly controlled diabetes tend to progress to the stage of overt kidney disease.

2. Clinical diabetic nephropathy: characterized by urine albumin excretion rate of 200 g min (> 300mg 24h), urine total protein excretion". In severe cases (patients with diffuse lesions), the amount of protein in the urine per day" may be accompanied by mild microscopic hematuria.

Renal pathological damage is manifested by an increase in abandoned glomeruli. The patient's kidney function begins to decline progressively and hypertension develops. Most patients do not have a high serum creatinine.

The following points should be noted in this period:1Protein loss in the urine is not as usual in other kidney diseases and decreases with a decrease in glomerular filtration rate.

2.In patients with massive proteinuria, other possible causes of proteinuria must be carefully ruled out. When hematuria is overt, exclusion of other renal disorders must be considered.

According to foreign reports, the incidence of diabetic nephropathy combined with other primary kidney diseases is about 23%. Therefore, a careful history should be taken in the diagnosis and the diagnosis should be confirmed by urinalysis, imaging, and renal biopsy. 3.

Diabetic nephropathy is often more severe in edema and responds poorly to diuretics, at least in part due to sodium retention than in other causes of nephrotic syndrome (increased proximal convoluted tubular reabsorption and direct increase in hyperinsulinemia distal convoluted tubular sodium reabsorption).

3. Advanced diabetic nephropathy: It is end-stage renal failure, characterized by widespread glomerular capillary occlusion with glomerular vitreous degeneration, very low glomerular filtration rate, aggravation of azotemia, hypertension, hypoproteinemia, massive proteinuria, edema, anemia, hyperkalemia, and metabolic acidosis. Patients at this stage are often combined with other microvascular comorbidities, such as retinopathy and peripheral neuropathy, myocardial lesions, coronary heart disease, cerebrovascular disease and peripheral vascular disease, etc., these serious comorbidities are often the cause of death in patients with diabetic nephropathy and uremia, and also bring difficulties to the replacement of patients entering end-stage renal failure**.

There is no way to survive specifically, because everyone's condition is different, even if there is a terminal illness or a disease that cannot be abandoned, or the current disease is stopped, but also due to the severity of each person's condition, physique and other factors determine the development of the disease, the post-recovery, etc., if active medication, disease control can be stable for long-term survival, but it may also be life-threatening due to discontinuation of medication or sudden aggravation of the disease, it is recommended that you actively carry out ** is better.

Diabetes mellitus is a series of metabolic disorders caused by genetic factors, immune disorders, microbial infections and their toxins, free radical toxins, mental factors, etc., which cause hypopancreatic islet function and insulin resistance, resulting in a series of metabolic disorders such as sugar, protein, fat, water and electrolytes.

When I was 27 years old, I had a physical examination in a unit, I found out that I had diabetes, I had heard of various tragedies of diabetic patients, and today it befell me, time passed day by day, and by the sixth year, my feet began to rot, and my kidney function became worse and worse, and I was hospitalized again and again, and I couldn't control the condition, and I became more and more serious, and my trust in the hospital became lower and lower, and I began to give up**, and my family and friends hoped that I would not give up on myself, and try whether Chinese medicine could be effective for the disease. I have insufficient understanding of traditional Chinese medicine, with the mentality of a dead horse as a live horse doctor to start the online medical road, a chance let me meet Wei Huatuan teacher, through his help, three months my feet are fine, to the hospital examination, the body indicators have returned to normal, suddenly feel 20 years younger, thanks to the great Chinese medicine, thanks to the great 5,000 years of Chinese civilization!

I hope that friends who are in the same pain as me can see my experience, the teacher is in Guilin, if you have any questions, you can add his v letter: fyt1973, if you need **, you can go to his clinic to find him help, thank you Mr. Wei!

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If diabetes is well controlled, kidney disease should be saved before kidney failure, but the chronic damage to the kidney is irreversible, and the damage continues, and in the late stage it can only be dialysis, but the death of diabetic patients is generally due to complications. It depends on how long you can live, whether you find it early or not, and whether you control it well or not, I have seen people who have had diabetes for more than 30 years at the age of 60 have no difference in health from normal people

Diabetic nephropathy is a common complication of diabetes. Diabetic nephropathy can range from mild to severe, mainly based on kidney function. Even in the case of renal insufficiency or failure, i.e., uremia, dialysis** can be used to stabilize the condition and improve survival time.

Therefore, it is difficult to determine how long you can live with diabetic nephropathy. Diabetic nephropathy should be aggressive early** to prolong life.

How long can you live? How long does it take? This is all a problem, mainly depending on the physique of your body, and the speed of healing in the way of **.

Diabetes, at the same time there are complications of diabetes, diabetic nephropathy, this situation is easy to cause some renal insufficiency, but if you can control blood sugar well, after active **, it can still be delayed, diabetic nephropathy, you need to strictly control blood sugar in time, actively carry out **, if not active**, it is still easy to appear life-threatening.

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The question of how long can you live with diabetic nephropathy is not determined unilaterally, but is determined by comprehensive factors such as: ** method, choice of drugs, the patient's own condition, whether there are other medical history, etc., so it cannot be generalized.

Normally, with a history of diabetes mellitus5 to 10 years, patients will have varying degrees of proteinuria, and may be accompanied by systemic microangiopathies such as fundus lesions, at which time diabetic nephropathy can be diagnosed based on this clinical symptom.

Patients with diabetic nephropathy should pay attention to the fact that since there are no obvious clinical symptoms in the early stage of diabetic nephropathy, when the corresponding symptoms such as proteinuria, eyelid puffiness, and fundus lesions appear, most patients have entered the middle and advanced stages. Therefore, once the physical condition is found to be unwell, you must go to a regular hospital as soon as possible for a comprehensive examination to avoid delaying the condition!

Once diabetic nephropathy occurs, it will progressively worsen. With the occurrence of diabetic nephropathy, diabetic patients may also have high blood pressure, body edema, hypoproteinemia and other conditions. With the progression of diabetic nephropathy, diabetic patients will eventually develop diabetic kidney failure and uremia.