What are the early symptoms of chronic nephritis?

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In our daily activities, we encounter more life-threatening diseases. Not many patients will ask me the questions I have thought about. In the past few days, we have communicated with you to solve this problem. When we are sick, we must pay attention to the many symptoms of our body. When we go out, we may find out whether we have kidney disease, Of course, we should pay attention to this disease. What are the early symptoms of chronic nephritis?

What are the early symptoms of chronic nephritis?

Generally, patients with chronic nephritis will have fatigue, fatigue, waist pain, edema and other symptoms in the early stage. When chronic nephritis does not cause uremia, pleural effusion, ascites and so on are rarely seen. Fatigue, fatigue, waist pain and so on are familiar. However, due to the wide range of symptoms, when such symptoms appear, It should be confirmed by other symptoms or related laboratory tests.

In the early stage of chronic nephritis, it is easy to appear the phenomenon of eyelid edema, which is mainly due to the increase of water and sodium in children's body, excessive water accumulation in the body loose tissue, and the eyelid is the part of loose tissue. The characteristic of eyelid edema is obvious when getting up in the morning, and decreases after activity.

For patients with chronic nephritis, hematuria occurs in the early stage, and hematuria can be divided into gross hematuria and microscopic hematuria. Gross hematuria is visible hematuria with naked eyes. The color of urine is meat washing water sample, turbid and red. Some children have blood or blood clots in their urine; Microscopic hematuria can only be found under the microscope, with more than one red blood cell per high power field.

matters needing attention

For the early symptoms of chronic glomerulonephritis, I believe we have already known, patients in daily life once the above early symptoms, must be timely treatment of chronic glomerulonephritis, to avoid aggravation of the disease, causing serious harm to the majority of patients.