Among the many diseases, although kidney disease is a very slow-developing disease, if it is not treated in time, it is likely to develop uremia.
It is recommended that patients can learn more about the symptoms and main manifestations of kidney disease, which can help patients further understand their own condition and better cooperate with the attending doctor for routine treatment.
Compared with other diseases, the symptoms of kidney disease in the early stage are not very obvious, and generally patients with early kidney disease will not even have any uncomfortable symptoms, even if there are some abnormal conditions, it is not easy to attract the attention of patients;
Therefore, this leads to the development of kidney disease to the middle and advanced stages when the nephropathy is discovered, and even some patients can only be found in the stage of developing uremia.
Therefore, for patients, it is more important to actively understand their physical condition and prevent problems before they occur.
What are the general characteristics of kidney disease in the clinic?
Common kidney diseases mainly include acute glomerulonephritis, chronic glomerulonephritis, latent nephritis, nephrotic syndrome, pyelonephritis, polycystic nephropathy, hypertensive nephropathy, diabetic nephropathy, ventilation nephropathy and other diseases.
There are many common clinical manifestations of kidney disease, such as the patient's body will have symptoms such as edema, low back pain, hematuria, proteinuria, oliguria, urgency, and frequent urination.
Further progression of kidney disease can lead to varying degrees of renal failure, eventually leading to uremia, and more severely, potentially life-threatening.
What are the common symptoms and symptoms in the early stages of kidney disease?
1. Patients with kidney disease will have abnormal urine blistering
Patients with kidney disease will find that there is more foam in the urine when urinating, and these bubbles will not disappear on their own, indicating that more protein is excreted in the urine.
2. The color of the patient's urine will change abnormally
If the kidney disease progresses to a certain extent, the color of the urine will become a dark brown, watery, soy sauce color, or appear cloudy, and it is recommended that the patient should seek immediate medical attention.
3. Patients with kidney disease are prone to symptoms of excessive or too little urine output
The average urine output of normal people is about 1500 ml per day, and urinating 4-8 times a day is a normal level. If an abnormal condition occurs;
At the same time, the patient is also accompanied by fever, a lot of sweating, a lot of water, or symptoms of sudden loss or sudden increase in urine output, and the patient needs to go to the hospital in time to check whether it is a physical abnormality caused by kidney disease.
4. Patients will have symptoms of significant increase in nocturia
Under normal circumstances, the normal human body will not have symptoms of excessive nocturia, especially young people are less likely to have excessive nocturia.
If there is increased nocturia in young people, it is likely to be an early sign of renal insufficiency and must be paid attention to by the patient.
At the same time, patients with kidney disease will also have symptoms of edema, especially if the patient's body edema will be aggravated after overwork, and the symptoms will generally be alleviated after a period of rest.
If the patient's inner ankle, lower limbs, lumbosacral areas, etc. can develop severe edema, these are signs of kidney problems.
The kidneys are one of the important organs of the human urinary system, which also leads to the fact that if the kidneys are diseased, it will affect the work of the normal urinary system, resulting in various abnormal changes in the urine excluded from the patient's body;
As long as patients pay more attention to these subtle changes in normal times, to a large extent, they can detect the existence of kidney disease in an early stage and carry out scientific treatment, otherwise if the kidney disease develops to an advanced stage, it will pose a greater threat to human health.