How to treat occult glomerulonephritis

Update Date: 2025-12-14 Source: Network

summary

Occult glomerulonephritis is one of the most common kidney diseases, the disease is divided into acute and chronic two, for glomerulonephritis, many patients are confused, because do not understand the disease, many patients can not pay attention to the severity of glomerulonephritis, the following to understand how to treat occult glomerulonephritis.

How to treat occult glomerulonephritis

First: general treatment. It includes avoiding fatigue, removing infection and other incentives, avoiding contact with nephrotoxic drugs or poisons, adopting healthy lifestyle (such as smoking cessation, moderate exercise and emotional control) and reasonable diet. In the acute stage, patients should rest in bed and gradually increase the amount of activity after the improvement of clinical symptoms. Acute phase should be given a low salt diet (less than 3G per day). It is not necessary to limit the protein intake in patients with normal renal function, but it is necessary to limit the protein intake in patients with azotemia. Fluid intake should be limited in patients with oliguria.

Second: patients in the discovery of disease, to the first time for treatment, in the best time for treatment, in order to achieve the desired effect, and now there are many methods of treatment, as long as the patient can according to the symptoms of the method of choice, then you can find the method of treatment.

Third: taking some Chinese herbal medicines such as Angelica sinensis and cowpea vine properly is very helpful for the treatment of chronic nephritis, and this method of traditional Chinese medicine treatment will not cause any harm to the human body.

matters needing attention

Don't eat stimulating food, pay attention to the frequency of sexual life, and don't have the condition of choking urine. Reduce the daily protein weight to 20-40g / day (equivalent to endogenous metabolic nitrogen), so as to reduce the burden on the kidney and avoid the accumulation of non protein nitrogen in the body.