Thursday, 27 December 2012

About Membrano-Proliferative Glomerulonephritis(MPGN)


MPGN, also known as Membrano-Proliferative Glomerulonephritis, is a kind of Glomerulone Nephritis. Here I will guide you to look at this disease.
MPGN also has other names, such as Mesangiocapillary. Nephropathy, but they all refer the same disease. MPGN is named based on the appearance of kidney biopsy under the microscope.
The symptoms of MPGN are various. Some patients have no symptoms, while some others have Nephrotic Syndrome, for example, there are symptoms with protein leakage, water retention, the swelling in face, hands, or feet, etc.
Complications of MPGN include these: 1. High blood pressure. Due to the damage to kidneys, patients may develop high blood pressure. 2. Kidney Failure. People with MPGN have the great risk of suffering Kidney Failure. 3. Protein leakage from the kidneys may lead to the swollen ankles and the high levels of cholesterol in the blood.
MPGN most commonly presents in childhood but it can occur at any age. MPGN is a type of Glomerulonephritis caused by the deposition in the kidney glomerular mesangium and basement membrane.
MPGN can be diagnosed only after the biopsy test of kidneys. There are generally two types of MPGN, they are type 1 and type 2 MPGN.
Type 1 is the most common type by far. It is characterized by the subendothelial and mesangial immune deposits in the kidneys.
Type 2 is similar to Type 1. It is also called as “dense deposit disease”. It is believed that it is associated with the alternative complement pathway.
The above are the brief introduction on MPGN. If you have any questions, you can tell us so we can help you.

Tuesday, 25 December 2012

What caused Diabetic Nephropathy


Diabetic Nephropathy is one common clinic disease occurred frequently Complications of Diabetes. It is one of the most serious diseases among the Complication of the Diabetes. With the development of our society, more and more people are at the risk of getting Diabetic Nephropathy. Researches have show that patients with Diabetes more than 10 years may get Diabetic Nephropathy. So it is very important to know what caused Diabetic Nephropathy. There are four common reasons caused Diabetic Nephropathy, let me introduce them in detail.
1. High blood sugar: Long-term and excessive the blood sugar thicken blood capillary which leads to blood can't pass smoothly. This will damage your function of kidney seriously.
2. High blood pressure: because of lipid metabolism disorders and atherosclerosis and many other reasons many patients with high blood pressure have this disease. These patients always are with the albumin showing damage of the kidney.
3. Genetic factor: Researches show that people who have family history of Diabetes are more likely to get Diabetic Nephropathy. There is an interesting phenomenon called family gathered for patients with Diabetic Nephropathy. For people who come from a family history of hypertension, the incidence of diabetic nephropathy is obviously higher than these without high blood pressure. In addition, people in different ethnic groups have different possibilities in having Diabetic Nephropathy. This phenomenon shows genetic factors influence the occurrence of Diabetic Nephropathy.
4. Diet: Researches shows that people eat food in high sugar and protein are more likely to get Diabetic Nephropathy. So you need pay attention to your diet. Keeping balanced diet is very important for your health.
There are many other factors contributing to Diabetic Nephropathy, if you want to know more information about causes of Diabetic Nephropathy, please chat with experts on line, they will give you answer in detail.

Sunday, 23 December 2012

How to Deal with Renal Osteodystrophy


Renal Osteodystrophy is a persistent symptoms for patients of Renal Failure, especially the End Stage Renal Failure. Bone pain, joint pain, bone deformation and bone fracture are the clinical symptoms of the Renal Osteodystrophy which brings great inconvenience to patients' daily life. As Renal Osteodystrophy belongs to complications of Renal Failure, the essential method is to treat Renal Failure first and then ease its clinical symptoms.
1. Taking bone pain and joint pain seriously
Renal Osteodystrophy needs a chronic course in developing without apparent symptoms, but the occurrence of bone pain and joint pain may be the signs of Renal Osteodystrophy. They should be taken seriously and treated early. Otherwise, when they develop into bone deformation and bone fracture, it would be difficult not only to cure them but also to treat Renal Failure. So patients with Renal Osteodystrophy must avoid strenuous exercise and tell the doctors their feelings for they will take those symptoms into consideration in treatment of Renal Failure and make the therapeutic effects better.
2. Calcium and vitamin D supplementation after dialysis
It is thought that dialysis five times a week is beneficial to draining out phosphorus, restraining the secretion of parathyroid hormone and preventing bone dissolving, but calcium and vitamin D are also lost in dialysis. So after dialysis, it is necessary to supply Calcium and vitamin D which promotes calcium absorbing and depositing on bone. The common oral medicines are phosphate binders such as calcium carbonate, calcium acetate, sevelamer hydrochloride, or lanthanum carbonate, all of which can increase blood calcium and decrease blood phosphorus. Vitamin D can be absorbed from milk, eggs or salmon. A small dose of Vitamin D taken orally is also a better choice.
3. Supplement of essential amino acid and keto acid
Restriction of dietary phosphate and phosphorus effectively ease the load of kidneys and the dissolving of bone. Many medical researches prove that essential amino acid and keto acid can correct the imbalance of calcium and phosphate, cure hyperparathyroidisme secondaire and relive Renal Osteodystrophy.

Friday, 21 December 2012

Symptoms of kidney failure in women


With society developing, more and more women tend to work outside. Those women are respectable because they not only strive for benefits during working but also are occupied in housework. For most women, looking after children and parents, cooking, doing house work are their responsibilities as mothers and daughters. However, they usually ignore their own health. According to the reports of outpatient service in our hospital, many women are diagnosed as the late stages of Kidney Failure on their first checkup. The reason for this problem is that they have no ideal about the early stages of kidney Failure.
Causes of kidney failure include:
Diabetes
High blood pressure.
Glomerular diseases (attacks the tiny blood vessels, or glomeruli, within the kidney).
Genetic kidney diseases.
Poisons and trauma, such as a direct and forceful blow to the kidneys.
Some dietary supplements and over-the-counter medicines can be poisonous to the kidneys if taken regularly over a period of time.
When symptoms of kidney failure do appear, they may include:
Swelling, especially of the legs and feet.
Little or no urine output.
Thirst and a dry mouth.
Rapid heart rate.
Feeling dizzy when you stand up.
Loss of appetite, nausea, and vomiting.
Feeling confused, anxious and restless, or sleepy.
Pain on one side of the back, just below the rib cage and above the waist (flank pain).

Wednesday, 19 December 2012

Diabetic Nephropathy Stage 3 Management


In clinic, Diabetic Nephropathy can be divided into 5 stages. Among them, stage 3 is critical and the nephrotic sympoms appear such as micro-albumin. In this article, we will mainly introduce the third stage and the management of this stage.
The first stage is renal glomerular high filtration stage. GFR(glomerular filtration rate)increase, and the size of kidney becomes bigger are the main feature of this stage. Even patients who have been diagnosed with this disease just now can have this kind of change.
In the second stage, protein which is discharged into urine is normal. However, the structure of glomeruli in this stage is changed already. The membrane of renal glomerular capillary blood vessels increases.
In the third stage, UAE is continuously higher than 20~200ug/min. High filtration may be the main reason for continuous albumin. Of course, it is also due to the long time not control of metabolism. In this stage, blood pressure is a little high. Declining blood pressure can reduce the discharge of albumin to some degree.
In the fourth stage, the characteristic of Diabetic Nephropathy is large amount of protienuria. UAE is more than 200pg/min, which is nonselective proteinuria. With a lot of protein lost in urine, patients can have hypoproteinemia and edema, which form the typical characteristic of Diabetic Nephropathy. We can also consider the fourth stage as the prognosis of the third stage.
How to manage stage 3 of Diabetic Nephropathy? In this stage, the most urgent thing we should do is to control blood sugar and high blood pressure, which will worsen kidney damage if not treated well.
Firstly, control the intake of salt. A lot of research showed that too much salt can activate the amylase, which can promote the digestion of starch. In addition, it can also promote the absorption of free glucose, thus deteriorate the condition. To prevent high blood pressure, patients should control the intake of salt as well. Generally, the intake of salt should be less than 3 g in a day.
To treat high blood pressure in stage 3 of Diabetic Nephropathy, we should apply some Chinese medicine, which contains Chinese herbs and can improve the blood circulation, especially the micro-blood circulation. After the blood vessels are extended, blood stasis will disappear, thus relieving high blood pressure at the same time.

Tuesday, 18 December 2012

Why is there renal anemia in CKD stage 3


Why is there renal anemia in CKD stage 3? EPO(erythrogenin) is a kind of hormone which can promote the generation of red blood cells. EPO(erythrogenin) is secreted in kidney. So once kidney is damaged, especially after CKD stage 3, renal anemia becomes obvious and serious.
On the other hand, in CKD stage 3, due to failed kidney, there are waste and toxins in the blood, which will in turn affect the survival of red blood cells and shorten the lifespan of red blood cells.
Serious anemia can lead to heart disease and so on, so it is necessary to treat anemia as soon as possible. Doctors usually suggest iron tablets or injection of EPO, which are all for controlling the symptoms instead of treating from root. Yet, it is the damage in kidneys that lead to insufficiency of EPO. In Kidney Disease Hospital, we mainly use Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, an advanced therapy in contrast to traditional Chinese medicine, which can repair the damaged cells in the kidney, after which, EPO(erythrogenin) can be secreted normally and red blood cells can generate as well, thus relieving renal anemia for CKD stage 3 patients.

Friday, 14 December 2012

Common Causes of Abnormality in Kidney Size


Under normal circumstances the kidneys are not easy to be touched by us; therefore the significance of kidney size is often neglected. If more than 1/2 of the renal lower parts can be touched, it is nephroptosis in clinic. B ultrasound shows that the general normal size of kidney is 10-12cm in length, 5-7cm in width and 3-5cm in thickness and those that are beyond the range are enlarged kidneys. Abnormalities in kidney size include:
Kidney enlargement:
1. Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD). Usually patients have illness history and some patients can have the complication of polycystic liver. B ultrasound can find multiple cystic masses in the kidneys.
2. Renal tumors. Malignant renal tumors can cause obvious enlargement of the kidneys. Benign tumors are usually small and can cause hematuria, pains in renal area. B ultrasound or CT scan can find cystic masses whose density is inconsistent with the renal parenchyma.
3. Large retention of fluids in the kidneys. Such as hydronephrosis, pyonephrosis. The diagnosis is not difficult depending on the patients’ clinical manifestations and imaging tests.
4. Acute renal failure. In the early stage of acute renal failure, the kidneys can be enlarged and other symptoms include anuria, oliguria, and hypertension, increase of serum creatinine and urea nitrogen.
5. Acute glomerulonephritis. The kidneys can be slightly enlarged and diagnosis can be confirmed according to the incubation period of upper respiratory tract infections and related checks.
Kidney shrinkage:
1. Chronic renal failure. Usually the shrinkage is bilateral kidneys and the diagnosis can be made according to illness history of chronic kidney diseases, anemia and renal function examination.
2. Congenital renal dysplasia. In most cases only one kidney shrinks and the other one can be normal or enlarged. In clinic patients can only have abnormal urine test or hypertension.
3. Renal tuberculosis. Usually the diseased kidney is shrunk and the other one suffers from severe hydronephrosis or compensatory enlargement. Clinical manifestations include hematuria or puuria. The Mycobacterium in the urine is the most reliable basis for the diagnosis of renal tuberculosis.
4. Renal artery stenosis. The diseased kidney is shrunk obviously and it is often accompanied by severe hypertension and vascular murmur in the abdomen can be heard and selective angiography can confirm the diagnosis.
5. Chronic pyelonephritis. It can be bilateral shrinkage or only the diseased kidney is shrunk. Patients usually have recurrent urinary tract infections, pyuria or bacteriuria. Intravenous pyelogam shows deformation of the renal pelvis and renal lamp and the appearance is not smooth. B ultrasound shows that the surface of the kidneys is uneven.
6. Renal cystic medulla syndrome. Usually patients have family history of the disease and the cysts are usually small and not easy to be detected. Bilateral kidneys are shrunk and wrinkled. Clinical manifestations include polyuria, thirst, loss of salt in urine and interstitial nephritis. In case of unexplained renal failure in children and young people, this disease should be considered.

How to Lower Creatinine and Urea Nitrogen


The level of serum creatinine and urea nitrogen can to a certain degree reflect the severity of damages of the glomerular filtration function. Persistent increase of creatinine and urea nitrogen is an indicator of renal damages.
Serum creatinine is the metabolic waste of muscle and every 20g muscle can produce 1mg creatinine. Creatinine is mainly discharged out of the body through the filtration ability of the glomeruli.
Urea nitrogen is the end product of protein metabolism and every 1g protein can produce 0.3g urea which contains nearly half urea nitrogen. Kidney is the main organ to excrete urea nitrogen. When urea nitrogen is filtered out of the glomeruli, it can be re-absorbed in the renal tubules. The more rapidly the urine passes through the tubules, the less urea nitrogen will be re-absorbed. Besides renal damages, there are other factors that can raise urea nitrogen level including high-protein diet, gastrointestinal bleeding, dehydration and high catabolism.
In the early stage of renal impairments, the serum creatinine and urea nitrogen can in normal range and when the glomerular filtration rate (GFR) is reduced more than 50% can there be obvious increase of creatinine and urea nitrogen and patients will have a series of symptoms and discomforts such as diuresis, increase night urine, thirsty, mucous membrane drying, fatigue, edema, hypertension, pulmonary edema, heart failure, etc.
Immune clearance is to adopt blood purification equipments to clear the metabolic wastes and toxins out of the body. Immune clearance is more thorough than dialysis which can only discharge small molecular toxins like creatinine, urea nitrogen and uric acid. Immune clearance include not only dialysis but also blood filtration, blood perfusion, immune adsorption, etc which can not only discharge wastes of small molecular but also wastes of large molecular as well as immune complexes.
Immune clearance is one step of immunotherapy which aims at repairing renal damages and regulating immune disorders. The root cause of creatinine and urea nitrogen increase is glomerular sclerosis, injury of the micro-circulation and basement membrane. So long as these damages are repaired can the creatinine and urea nitrogen be reduced naturally.
So lower  Creatinine  make your body comfortable and keep your kidney function ,dialysis is a common way to lower creatinine ,but  it have many side effect such as nausea ,vomit, high fever and so on . Immune Clearance can effect reduce creatinine and avoid these side effect .

Thursday, 13 December 2012

Stages of Acute Renal Failure


Acute Renal Failure refers to the kidneys fail in a very short time. There are many causes for Acute Renal Failure. In clinical practices, the progression of Acute Renal Failure is generally the same and is divided into oliguric phase, diuretic phase and recovery phase.
1. Oliguric phase
At this phase, the kidneys are damaged seriously and the urine production ability of kidneys declines. Therefore, in a short time, the urine volume declines in a short time. Generally speaking, the urine output volume is less than 400 ml in 24 hours. Moreover, various kinds of toxins accumulate in body, which can lead to systemic toxic symptoms like vomit, nausea, gastrointestinal hemorrhage, hypertension, heart failure, acidosis, electrolyte disturbance and so on. For weak immunity, it is very likely to lead to various kinds of infections and even threaten the patients’ lives. Oliguric phase usually lasts for 7~14 days. The longer this phase lasts, the worse the prognosis of the disease will be. In this phase, the patients need to control the food and water intake, it will benefit the recovery of their disease.
2. Diuretic phase
In Diuretic phase, the urine output in 24 hours can exceed 400 ml and even 2500 ml. This phase can last for 1~3 weeks. When diuretic phase starts, as the glomerular filtration rate does not recover and the concentration ability of renal tubule is very poor so the urine output is usually very high. Moreover, the levels of urea nitrogen, creatinine and potassium in blood will increase further. Moreover, water and electrolyte disturbance, infections and so on are also very common in this phase. In this phase, the patients should improve their nutrition and increase the water intake, which is good to the recovery of their disease.
3. Recovery phase
In recovery phase, the renal tubule grows again and the glomerular filtration rate recovers normal as well as the urea nitrogen level and creatinine level decline to the normal range.
For the patients with Kidney Disease, if their kidneys fail rapidly in a short time, they should take the best therapeutic opportunity to receive treatment. In this way, they will be able to decline the kidney damage to the biggest extent.

How to Treat Diabetes


Treatment of diabetes has improved considerably during the past few decades, especially in terms of self glucose monitoring. According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), good glucose control reduces the complications of diabetes by about 60 percent.
About 12 percent of people with type 2 diabetes control their diabetes with diet and exercise alone, says Dr. Keith Campbell, associate dean and professor at Washington State University College of Pharmacy and a Certified Diabetes Educator. About 48 percent use oral medicine, and 40 percent use insulin, sometimes together with oral medicine.
Your diabetes treatment and management strategy should be agreed between you and your health care team.
The aim of diabetes treatment is to keep, within reason, blood glucose levels as near to normal as possible.
Training in self management of diabetes forms an essential part of diabetes management.
Treatment should be agreed on an individual basis and address medical, pychosocial and lifestyle issues.
Monitor your blood sugar regularly. Adjustments in diet, medication and exercise can be made accordingly.
Stick to the monitoring protocol prescribed by your doctor. Generally, blood is monitored before meals and at bedtime.

Sunday, 9 December 2012

The Common Clinical symptoms for Type 2 Diabetes


Type 2 Diabetes is a common chronic and progressive disease with slow onset, which leads to the difficulties on estimating the date of its onset. Generally, there are not any obvious symptoms for the light case, however, for the severe case and the one accompanied by complications, the symptoms are clear and typical. So, what are the common clinical symptoms for Type 2 Diabetes?
1. Diuresis, Polydipsia: Owing to the increase in Urine Osmotic Pressure and the reduce in reabsorption by kidney tubules, the volume of urine often increase. For the patients who have a more frequency in the desire to urinate, the number of their urinating could even reach 20 times per day. So, the frequent get-ups at night influence their sleep a lot. Besides the frequent micturitions, the overall output for urination often exceeds 2-3L, even reach 10L. As a result of frequent micturition and loss of water, there are an increase in the volume and frequency of drinking for the patients, which are in proportion to such factors as blood glucose concentration, the urine volume and the loss of sugar; when there are insufficiency in insulin and ketoacidosis, the reabsorption to dodion and potassium ion could become more difficult. And, the increase in urine could make the blood plasma concentration and thus influence the osmotic pressure and even lead to such severe results as hyperosmolar coma etc.
2.Boulimia and Polyphagia: Since the sugars could not be used fully, together with the secretion of insulin stimulated by hyperglycemia, the patients’ appetite often has the presentation of hyperfunction and often has the tendency of feeling hungry. So, their staple food could sometimes reach 0.5-1 kilogram and the mount of dishes could be more than twice as much as that of a normal person, even so, these patients could not be met. Yet, sometimes their appetite could have a sudden drop, for that, we should pay attention to such symptoms as infection, heat, acidosis .or the complications of ketosis etc. In clinical, diuresis, drinking more and feeding more are also called “Trio-more Symptoms”
3. Fatigues, Loss of Weight and Weakness: Owing to the reasons of metabolism disorders, the reduce in the use of energy, negative nitrogen balance and the loss of water and electrolyte, all of which situations would be worse if there is ketosis, the patients would feel weak and tired, especially to the child patients of Type 1 and severe patients of Type 2, who would lose their weight obviously as far as 5 kilos and their strengths are very weak. The long-term bout of disease for the child patients would make their growth restrained with hypermicrosoma, yellow complexion and hair’s less sheen and also a weak strength, while, for the middleaged patients of Type 2 with light symptoms, their fat is always caused by feeding more.
4. Skin Pruritis: Such case is often seen in the part of pudendum of women, which is caused by the stimulation from urine sugar. Sometimes complications of colpomycosis such as candida albicans would make pruritis worse, which is often accompanied by secretions such as leucorrhea. Moreover, the pruritis of overall body could also be resulted by dry skin when the water is lost.
5. Other Symptoms: They include sore in arms and legs, numb, lumbago, hypaphrodisia, impotence and infertility, menstrual disorder, constipation and visual disturbance etc. Sometimes there is intractable diarrhea with 2-3 or 5-6 times of stool per day and the stool shape of thin paste. Such cases generally belong to the type of functional diarrhea instead of the inflammatory diarrhea and the diarrhea is possibly connected with the disturbance of vegetative nerve function. The severe nerve system diseases also include such symptoms as orthostatic hypotension, sweating and gatism, many of which are caused by complications.
The above are the basic introductions of clinical symptoms for Type 2 Diabetes. The experts suggest that, if those symptoms occur, try to seek a treatment so as not to miss the best time.

Thursday, 6 December 2012

Take Care of Your Kidneys in 7 Ways


Many people are eagerly asking how to protect their kidneys and how to prevent the appearance of those kidney diseases. In response to these queries, experts in our hospital give patients’ answers. Generally people could take care of their kidneys from these aspects.
Early prevention and protection of your kidneys are great important, otherwise, if kidneys are damaged, it will progresses into the end stage of renal failure(ESRD) or Uremia, which have the great possibility of endangering patients’ lives. The ways in taking care of your kidneys could be started from the change of unfavorable diet habits to the lifestyle modifications.
1. Eat More Water and Urination Frequently
Drinking more water helps to dilute the urine, which could not only let the urine toxins and metabolic wastes excreted rapidly, it can also prevent the lithangiuria and urinary infections, etc.
2. Drink Less and Forbid Smoking
Drinking less water is beneficial to your kidneys and avoid smoking could also do.
3. Approriate Diet
Eating too much at one time could aggravate your kdineys’ burdens, so a balanced diet is advocated.
4. Drink Less Beverage
Beverages such as soft drink, cola, or coffee, even or fruit juice have caffeine, which could lead to the elevation of your blood pressures, and the elevated blood pressure is an important factor which could damage your kidneys.
5. Avoid Blind Medication
Some medicines are harmful to your kidneys, so the long-term use of these medicines, such as pain-killers, analgesics, aristolochic acid could gradually damage your kidneys and its functions.
6. Restrict Your Sodium Intake
Nearly 95 percent sodium ingredients are metabolized by our kidneys, so too much intake of sodium is not good for your kidneys.
7. Regular Inspections on Your Kidneys
Since there are generally no obvious symptoms for the kidney diseases, so regular examinations, for example every half year, are of vital importance.
I hope that you can take care of your kidneys through these 7 ways as well as other measures. Good Luck.Take Care of Your Kidneys in 7 Ways
Many people are eagerly asking how to protect their kidneys and how to prevent the appearance of those kidney diseases. In response to these queries, experts in our hospital give patients’ answers. Generally people could take care of their kidneys from these aspects.
Early prevention and protection of your kidneys are great important, otherwise, if kidneys are damaged, it will progresses into the end stage of renal failure(ESRD) or Uremia, which have the great possibility of endangering patients’ lives. The ways in taking care of your kidneys could be started from the change of unfavorable diet habits to the lifestyle modifications.
1. Eat More Water and Urination Frequently
Drinking more water helps to dilute the urine, which could not only let the urine toxins and metabolic wastes excreted rapidly, it can also prevent the lithangiuria and urinary infections, etc.
2. Drink Less and Forbid Smoking
Drinking less water is beneficial to your kidneys and avoid smoking could also do.
3. Approriate Diet
Eating too much at one time could aggravate your kdineys’ burdens, so a balanced diet is advocated.
4. Drink Less Beverage
Beverages such as soft drink, cola, or coffee, even or fruit juice have caffeine, which could lead to the elevation of your blood pressures, and the elevated blood pressure is an important factor which could damage your kidneys.
5. Avoid Blind Medication
Some medicines are harmful to your kidneys, so the long-term use of these medicines, such as pain-killers, analgesics, aristolochic acid could gradually damage your kidneys and its functions.
6. Restrict Your Sodium Intake
Nearly 95 percent sodium ingredients are metabolized by our kidneys, so too much intake of sodium is not good for your kidneys.
7. Regular Inspections on Your Kidneys
Since there are generally no obvious symptoms for the kidney diseases, so regular examinations, for example every half year, are of vital importance.
I hope that you can take care of your kidneys through these 7 ways as well as other measures. Good Luck.

Tuesday, 4 December 2012

How to treat polycystic kidney disease with surgery


Polycystic kidney disease is an inherited disorder in which many masses or cysts form in the kidney, eventually replacing normal kidney tissue. The disease can also cause cysts to form in the liver. Polycystic kidney disease isn't curable, but treatments can reduce symptoms and improve the patient's quality of life.
Surgery is a common therapy to remove the cysts for the patients with Polycystic Kidney Disease , so surger can treat polycystic kidney disease effectively?
Polycystic kidney disease (PKD) causes many cysts to grow in the kidneys. People with PKD can experience constant pain when the cysts become very large in size and number. Surgery can decrease the pain by reducing the size of the cysts. The effect of the surgery is temporary and does not provide a cure for PKD.
Cysts may be drained through surgery to relieve pain, blockage, infection, or bleeding. Cyst drainage may also temporarily lower blood pressure. Sometimes, one or both kidneys may be removed, called a nephrectomy , if pain is severe.
Most treatments for PKD treat the disease symptoms or prevent complications.we can use chinese medicine treatment polycystic kidney disease ,it can prevent complications effectively .....

Wednesday, 28 November 2012

Treating PKD with Chinese Herbs


Are you going to find a natural way to treat Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) with chinese medicine? As we all know that western medicines can let patient see treatment fast but they also have many side-effects. Moreover, there is no effective method to treat PKD with western medicines. That is why patients with PKD want to find a natural way to treat Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD). Natural means safe, no side-effect and no surgery.
When the kidney tissues are invaded by inflamation, the kidney tubules epithelial will appear phenotype transformation and then the permeability of cyst wall decreases so that the cyst liquid secreted by cyst wall can not be discharged out of human body. Then the cyst liquid will accumulate into the cyst which will lead to the increasein size of cysts along with the time passing by. Cysts will suppress the capillaries in kidneys, which will increase the inner pressure of blood vessels. Then red blood cells and protein with negative charge will be leaked out from blood vessels because of the damage of barrier function. Bigger and bigger pressure to kidney tissues can lead to ischemia and anoxia, thus leading to renal anemia at last. So the key point to treat Polycystic Kidney Disease is to control and shrink the size of cystsand supply new nephrons to play renal function which should have been done by those necrotic nephrons.
As we clearly research the pathological change of cysts, we renovate MicroChinese Medicine Osmotherapy based on Traditional Chinese Medicine. This therapy possesses two curative effects, the first one is: expand the vessels on thevascular wall surround the cysts, accelerate the blood circulation of cyst wall, promote the permeabilityof cyst wall, promote the inner press decrease of cyst wall vessels, reverse the differential pressure caused by intravascular pressure higher than intracapsular pressure,accelerate the vessels resorption of the cyst liquid. The second one is: the active substance of MicroChinese Medicine can restrain the secretion of cyst wall epithelial cell; prevent the continuous expanding of bursa wall vessels and cyst. This therapy fundamentally controls the enlargement of cysts and repairs the damaged renal nephrons.
Although you and another are both patients with Polycystic Kidney Disease, the components of the Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy are different.

A Magic Treatment of Chronic kidney Disease (CKD) In China


In many western countries, Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) is incredible hard to treat and the only treatment is to take some medicines which only can help to relieve symptoms. In addition, once stop taking medicines, symptoms will appear again. However, in China, we adopt Chinese medicines to stop and even reverse kidney damages.
Every Chinese know that Chinese medicine which is mainly composed of herbs is magic as it is effective in treating many rare and intractable disease. Kidney is one of the important organs in our body and CKD is not as easy as cold to treat, so once diagnosing with CKD, people usually feel frustrated and depressed. To help people suffering from CKD get rid of kidney disease, our experts have a further study and experiment about the function of Chinese medicine. Excitingly, they found some herbal medicines have powerful ability of removing blood stasis existing in our blood and some others can perform functions of activating damaged functional cells.
With a series of experiments, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is created finally. Differs from the traditional usage of Chinese medicine, before we use Chinese medicines, we should crush them into powder firstly and the purpose of which is to make the effective ingredients in Chinese are absorbed easily. “Osmotherapy” is the combination of two words, say osmosis and therapy. We created this word just because only with the help of an osmosis device, can we get the best treatment effects. Another difference from traditional Chinese medicines is that Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is an external therapy and under the action of osmosis, the great mass of the activate substances will get into the lesion part through meridians.
As the major materials of Micro-Chinese medicines are herbs, which have no side effects, in China, many people adopt Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy to treat their CKD and they do receive satisfactory treatment effects. Chinese medicine is only popular in China, but nowadays, with the deep understanding between different countries, many western countries begin to adopt Chinese medicines to treat some uncommon disease. This is the development of Chinese medicine and I believe with more and more people start to know about China, Chinese medicine will become more and more popular around the world. If you want to know more about Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Chinese medicine or CKD, please email to ckdsite@hotmail.com or consult our consultant online.

Tuesday, 27 November 2012

How to Prevent Chronic Kidney Disease

CKD means the kidneys are at least 40% less able to filter out wastes and water from the blood, and the damage is permanent. In time, CKD may lead to kidney failure, in which case dialysis (blood cleaning) or a kidney transplant is needed to support life.
The two most common causes of CKD are type 2 diabetes and high blood pressure. Among Americans with kidney failure, 75% have one or both of these problems. The rest have genetic diseases, infections, birth defects, kidney stones, or other causes.
Diabetes mellitus is the most common cause of chronic kidney disease. Hyperglycemia is an independent risk factor for nephropathy. The pathophysiology of diabetic nephropathy is complex and most likely involves both hemodynamic and glucose-dependent factors, including the accumulation of advanced glycated products, endothelial dysfunction, and loss of intraglomerular blood pressure regulation.Studies have shown that the A1C level correlates with loss of renal function and that glycemic control reduces the progression of kidney disease
Take steps to control your blood pressure. The easiest way to maintain a normal blood pressure is by restricting the amount of salt and sodium-filled foods that you consume. Some salt is required to keep your body functioning, so don't cut it out of your diet entirely. Check with a dietitian to create a diet that lets you eat foods you love.
In USA, the most common cause of kidney failure is diabetes. So if you have diabetes, you need to learn about kidney damage from diabetes (diabetic nephropathy).
The other common cause of kidney damage is high blood pressure (hypertension). You need to have tight control of both blood sugar and blood pressure respectively if you have conditions above. The details on what to do if you have diabetes or hypertension deserve to be written in other hubs.
Kidney stones can lead to kidney damages, too. Especially if stones block urine flow or cause frequent infections.

Sunday, 25 November 2012

Why PKD Patients Have Headache

Headache is one of the most common physical discomforts of human being and according to the statistics by the United Kingdom there are 85% of all the population will at least suffer from one headache within one year and there are 38% adults will be bothered by headache within 2 weeks.
Headache is one of the most common symptoms of polycystic kidney disease, along with back pain and flank pain. Most people think that headache is so common and do not pay enough attention to it. However in case of headache in PKD, it should not be ignored and more importance and attention should be attached to it because it might be related to a very serious medical condition---aneurysms.
Aneurysms are bulges in the walls of the blood vessels in the brain and it is one common complication of PKD. If the headache is obviously different from other headaches or it is very serious, it is more likely to be caused by cerebral aneurysms especially if the patients have family history of aneurysms. Under such condition, related tests such as CT scan and Ultrasound should be done as soon as possible to make clear the diagnosis and take timely and proper preventions and treatments because aneurysms is the most harmful condition in PKD and it is the major cause of early death of PKD patients. It has the risk of infections and ruptures and cause very severe consequences. Therefore headache should not be ignored.
Headache can also be caused by high blood pressure. Due to the thickening of the walls of blood vessels and the deposition of blood clots, the blood flow is slowed down and there will be insufficiency of blood supply to the brain and this will cause headache and dizziness. What is more, hypertension can increase the tension and load of the aneurysms and speed up the arteriosclerosis of the aneurysms walls. This will increase the risk of aneurysms rupture and worsen the illness. Therefore it is very important to bring the blood pressure at a stable value. Various anti-hypertension medicines as well as developing healthy lifestyles, proper diets and exercises can help bring the high blood pressure down.

Saturday, 24 November 2012

Complications and Symptoms of Kidney Failure


Kidney failure can damage all body Immunotherapy and cause various discomforts in different body parts. Here I will introduce you some complications of Kidney Failure.
Complications of Renal Failure
1.complications relating with the disorder among water, electrolyte and acid-base balance. 2.metabolic disorder of calcium and phosphorus and renal osteodystrophy. 3. Complications in digestive syImmunotherapy; 4. Complications in cardiovascular syImmunotherapy 5. Complications in respiratory syImmunotherapy 6. Complications in hematologic syImmunotherapy 7. Infective complications caused by Uremia 8. Complications in Nerve-muscle syImmunotherapy 9. Complications caused by skin lesion
Clinical symptoms of damage on renal function
1.mild damage on renal function
1)when GFR is no less than 30ml/min, most patients have no main symptoms or only have symptoms like increasing nocturnal enuresis, fatigue, sore waist and so on. During assistant test, some patients may accompany with secondary hyperparathyroidism.
2)Patients with Chronic Renal Failure which is caused by the glomerulus disease may accompany with some common symptoms, such as anemia, hematuria, proteinurine, high blood pressure, oliguria, etc.
3) To patients with Chronic Kidney Disease caused by kidney tubules tubulointerstitial disease, symptoms like anemia, metabolic acidosis and increaseing nocturnal enuresis are common to see. High blood pressure rarely occur unless patients also suffer from urinary tract obstruction, reflux kidneys, etc.
2. Middle and serious damage on renal function
With the aggravation of Chronic Renal Failure, various toxins will pile up in the body. At the same time, water, electrolyte and acid-base balance will be disordered. Various clinical manifestations may occur, which may affect the whole body syImmunotherapy and organs.
If you find any changes of your body, you can read the above information as reference. If you need treatment information, you can write email to ckdsite@hotmail.com .

Friday, 23 November 2012

Common Complications of Chronic Glomerulonephritis


We all know that every disease will cause a series of symptom and complications if we leave them alone. Living with Chronic Glomerulonephritis, you are very likely to have the following several types of complications.
First of all, due to the lower immunity and malnutrition or autoimmune disorders caused by the great loss of protein, you are at high risk for infection such as infection of upper respiratory tract, urinary tract infection and skin infection. As the malignant stimulating factors, infections always cause acute progress of Chronic Glomerulonephritis, leading to the aggravation of it. Although there are several types of available antibiotic, if timely treatment can not be given, infection will be the leading cause of acute progress of Chronic Glomerulonephritis.
Secondly, anemia will be another important complication for you. In the late stage of Chronic Glomerulonephritis, as damages on renal parenchyma appear, different kind of abnormalities in blood system will appear therewith such as anemia, abnormal platelet function lymphocyte function and coagulopathy. Among these abnormalities, anemia is the most common one. The chief causes of anemia contain decreases of red blood cells and increased damages on red blood cells. In addition, during the period of renal failure, toxins pile up in the body, affecting the metabolism of red blood cells and as a result, anemia appears. Furthermore, bleeding which is usually appears among people with end stage of renal failure will worsen anemia.
Thirdly, elevated blood pressure will eventually happen to you. During the renal insufficiency, serious cardiovascular complications will appear, say high blood pressure, atherosclerosis, myocardosis and pericarditis. All these are mainly caused by dysbolism in the body. According to the statistic, the morbidity of high blood pressure is as high as seventy percent to eighty percent.
These three are the most common complications appearing among people suffering from Chronic Glomerulonephritis. Apart from these, there are some uncommon complications, if you want to know more, you can leave message to ckdsite@hotmail.com .

Early Symptoms of Nephritis in Children


Because of the insensitivity of children to disease, Nephritis appearing in children is not easy to be found in the early stage. When serious symptoms appear, Nephritis usually has run to end stage. Therefore, to detect Nephritis appearing in children early, parents should pay close attention to their child. The following early symptoms may be helpful.
Children with Nephritis usually have edema which may be shown as local edema and general edema. In some cases, they may have ascites. As to early symptoms of acute Nephritis, oliguria and edema usually appear at the same time and some children even have no urine at all. In general, urine color is more dark and the urine volume per day is lesser than 400 milliliter. In addition, some children may have hematuria symptom which usually lasts for several days to several weeks.
If there are many foams in children’s urine, which can not disappear within the limited time, then they are likely to have gotten Nephritis. A lot of foams in urine is the typical characteristic of kidney disease, including Nephritis. Foamy urine indicates the existence of large amount of protein in urine. Children suffering from Nephritis are easy to have symptoms such as frequent urination, urgent urination and stranguria. They may have or have no elevated blood pressure. Nevertheless, when Nephritis develops into uremia (end stage of kidney stage), it usually is associated with high blood pressure; in addition, it is hard to control. Generally speaking, prognosis of Nephritis associated with high blood pressure is poorer than Nephritis without high blood pressure.
With Nephritis, children may feel pain when they urinate. Furthermore, they always have lower fever symptom which is manifested with intolerance of cold. Most of the time, their body temperature is in the range from thirty eight to thirty nine celsius degree. Sometime, their body temperature may achieve as high as forty celsius degree. Apart from these, children with Nephritis may have occasional back pain in different levels. Furthermore, vomit and poor appetite is another two common symptoms of Nephritis in children.
These are the common symptoms of Nephritis appearing in children. Timely detection of Nephritis can help children avoid renal failure. Therefore, to avoid the bad condition, parents should pay much more attention to find our whether they have some of these or all these symptoms. Once there are similar symptoms, they should take their children go to hospital to do examination. For more information about symptoms of Nephritis in children, you can email to ckdsite@hotmail.com .

Thursday, 22 November 2012

10cm Parapelvic Cyst Is It Harm

10cm Parapelvic Cyst, which can may some problems, is suggested to be removed by surgery or natural remedies.
Harms of a 10cm Parapelvic Cyst
It can cause symptoms: severe back pain, blood in urine, abdomen lump, high blood pressure, protein in urine or urinary tract infection. If one with Parapelvic Cyst on kidney feels any of them, treatment is needed.
It may rupture a large Parapelvic Cyst which is 10cm in diameter have bigger chance of rupture which may cause by pressure between the large cyst and surrounding tissues. Rupture of these cysts can cause mild to severe complications. Blood in the urine, or hematuria, is the most commonly reported sign of ruptured cysts within the kidney.
In mild cases, blood may be undetectable to the eye, only being detected by a urinalysis screen available through your physician. In more severe cases, the cysts may cause bleeding that is visible during urine excretion. Ruptured kidney cysts, in severe cases, can lead to obstructed blood flow in certain parts of the kidney resulting in damage.
A 10cm Parapelvic Cyst can be removed
Surgeries in western medicine include LRCD (cyst decortication) and aspiration, etc. Aspiration is defined as placing a needle through the skin to suck out the fluid in the cyst with a needle. Sclerosis is then performed. Sclerosis means that the radiologist will inject some material to “sclerose” (scar down) the space in the cyst.
Natural remedies-traditional Chinese medicine
Some herbs in traditional Chinese medicine can restrain developing of cysts on kidney such as Dong Chong Xia Cao (Cordyceps sinensis). In many cases, the cysts even shrink.
It is better to see if it is still growing if it is growing or cause severe symptoms, it is better to remove the large parapelvic cyst.

What is Parapelvic Cyst

Many patients are unable to understand the concept of Parapelvic Cyst, as well as their causes and symptoms as well as treatment, etc. According to this problem, I would love to give some explanations for them.
Parapelvic Cyst is a group of benign cysts originating from the renal parenchyma in the part of renal hilus. These cysts are quite rare, however, they are likely to block the surrounding ureter, and therefore may induce hydronephrosis and lithangiuria as well as infections, etc. If Parapelvic Cyst involves in renal artery, hypertension(high blood pressure) may be induced.
Parapelvic Cysts are simple renal cyst and they are adjacent to the renal pelvis or the renal sinus. The etiology of Parapelvic Cysts is various and the most cause is that these cysts come from lymphatic vessels, and they are often connected with Nephrolithiasis or Urinary Obstruction.
In normal cases, there are no obvious symptoms or complaints for the patients, however, Parapelvic Cysts can cause flank pain, backache, hypertension, or hematuria, urinary tract infections or lead to other urinary obstruction related symptoms when they oppress the surround ureter or other nearing parts. Whether those symptoms occur often depends on the cysts’ specific locations, size and other factors.
As for the diagnosis of Parapelvic Cyst, renal ultrasound should be sufficient in the diagnosis. If there are difficult or doubtful situations, other inspections such as intravenous pyelography, CT abdomen or renal scintigraphy can all detect the urinary obstruction. Also, CT scan can show the pelvis and calyceal stretching under pressure, which can clearly distinguish various renal cysts. So patients can be diagnosed clearly whether they have Parapelvic Cyst or not based on the above mentioned different inspections as well as their medical histories.
For the treatment toward Parpelvic Cyst, except the traditional Western methods such as surgery, traditional Chinese Medicine often shows a better therapeutic result. As a outstanding delegate of Chinese Medicine, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, adopted by our hospital, is a proper combination of traditional and modern technology, has successfully treated thousands of patients with Parpelvic Cysts and the kidney cysts are rarely to relapse.
Above is the brief introduction of Parpelvic Cysts. If you or the people around you are suffering from it right now, we are glad to help you sincerely.

Wednesday, 21 November 2012

How to Lower High Creatinine Level Effectively

People with Chronic Kidney Dsiease (CKD) always are associated with high creatinine level. creatinine is the metabolin of our body and high level of it will cause damages to our body. Therefore, sufferers from Chronic Kidney Disease always want to know how to lower their high creatinine level effectively.
Actually, after we find out the root causes of high creatinine level and then remove the causes effectively, creatinine level will decrease naturally.
Creatinine is produced along with the metabolism of our muscles and meat eaten by us in our diet. In normal cases, creatinine is discharged though our kidneys. As the daily meat eaten by us during our diet is limited and our muscle mass does not change everyday, so the creatinine level in our body does not change all the time as well. Just as we have mentioned just now, normally, our creatinine is excreted by our kidneys, however, for these with Chronic Kidney Disease, their kidneys are damaged and thus lose the excretion function. As a result, large amount of creatinine pile up in their body and the creatinine level increases therewith. This is why sufferers of Chronic Kidney Disease always have high creatinine level.
In term of the causes of high cretinine level in Chronic Kidney Disease, we can get the conclusion that as long as we recover impaired renal function, the excessive creatinien will be removed by our kidneys and creatinine level decreases therewith. In this light, the best way of lowering high creatinine level effectively is to recover the renal function.
As to the treatment of Chronic Kidney Disease, joint action of Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy the most effective way. (For the detailed information, please consult our consultant online). In addition, apart from recovering renal function, avoiding strenuous physical activity, creatine supplements and eating too many meats all are helpful in lowering creatinine level naturally. However, although these measures are useful, they are not the real way of lowering high creatinine level.

How to Reduce Creatinine Levels in Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)

High creatinine level is common among people with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) and it can cause lots of serious complications in the kidneys, so knowing how to reduce creatinine level is essential for people suffering CKD.
Creainine is the breakdown product of creatine which is one of the important parts of our muscles. Normally, creatinine is discharged through our kidneys and many factors can cause the increase of creatinine level. Then for people with CKD, what are the causes of high creatinine level and how to reduce the creatinine level?
In the normal cases, with the blood flow, creatinines reach the kidneys from where it is flushed out through urine. However, when kidneys are damaged, the renal excretion function will be impaired therewith and as a result, large amount of creatinine pile up in our body. This is the reason why people with CKD always have high creatinine level.
Well then, for people with CKD, what can they do to reduce the creatinine level? Actually, there are no specific medicines which can help to lower the creatinine level fundamentally. High creatinine level is caused by the impaired renal function, so recovering renal function is the correct and root way of reducing creatinine level.
Besides, although it is hard for us to lower the creatinine level just by regulating our diet, arrange a scientific diet can help us recover quickly. To achieve this goal, we must stay away from foods which are rich in sodium and protein, because this kind of food can play a role in aggravating CKD. Moreover, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits.
Due to the difference of severity of CKD, people may adopt different ways to lower their creatinine level and they may be given different dietary principles to lower creatinine level. Therefore, if you want to know the specific dietary principles which are suitable for you, you can email to ckdsite@hotmail.com or consult our consultant online. One more thing I have to mention is no matter what dietary principles you adopt, the only effective and fundamental way is to receive treatment as soon as possible. Only in this way, can you get your creatinine level lowered from the root.

Saturday, 27 October 2012

Damage in the Feet Skin of Diabetics

Why does the skin of the feet be damaged when people get Diabetes? As a systemic disease, Diabetes can cause changes in many parts of the body, especially starting from the feet. This is because that a long-term high blood sugar can cause ischemia and anoxia in the feet, then symptoms in the feet may appear, such as necrosis, gangrene, and ulcer.
Then why dose high blood sugar lead to these symptoms?
The blood sugar is a factor which can affect the necrosis of limb blood vessels, thicken the blood wall and decrease its elasticity, thus making it easy for the blood vessels to thrombose and gather together to be plaque, which can block the limb vessels and damage the nerve endings, and finally, changes the limb tissues. The feet always get the disease at first and the blood sugar is the main substance of the block.
Diabetes should do something to prevent Diabetic foot in daily life, so that their disease can be controlled at the beginning.
◆ Wash the feet in warm water every day. Diabetics are sensitive to high temperature, therefore, a test for that is necessary before their feet get into the water. In addition, infection is easy to be found in the moist part, especially in the part between toes, so pay more attention to that and dry them in time.
◆ Do exercise every day to improve the blood circulation in the feet, and avoid tailor sitting or standing in a gesture for a long time.
◆ No smoking. Smoking may decrease the blood flow volume in the feet.
As an annoying disease, Diabetic foot gets more popular nowadays, and many scientists are studying how to overcome it as soon as possible. At present, Diabetes should be more careful in daily life and try their best to avoid the changes in their feet.

Top Six Characteristics Of Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy

Top Mainly six characteristics of Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy:
1. Multi-importing channels: the processed Chinese medicines can directly permeate into lesions through three ways—skin, blood and meridians via kidney area.
2. A strong permeability: drugs are confined into molecular which are smaller than the glomerular basement membrane mesh diameter, so the drugs could easily penetrate the barriers which impede the drugs go into the lesions. It is tested by the experts that most of effective substances in the Micro-Chinese medicine liquid could directly arrive at the kidney lesions, achieving the effect of treating inner disease through outside treatment.
3. Comparing with the traditional Chinese herbs, Micro-Chinese medicines have no side effects: Drugs directly go into the lesions from kidney area, avoiding damages of the oral Chinese medicines produced when the active molecules of drugs go through gastrointestinal tract and liver. Therefore, Micro-Chinese medicines will not cause nausea, vomiting, anorexia and other symptoms and damages to the livers.
4. Strong affinity: After micronized, the drugs form a new valence structure; plus channel tropism function of the Chinese medicines, so they have a perfect affinity with the kidney lesions.
5. High solubility: After micro-processing, the molecules of the drugs will form new active molecules, together with the function of targeting positioning of the Permeameter; the active medicines can easily be absorbed by the body. Therefore, Micro-Chinese medicines have a faster effect than western medicines.
6. Good treatment effect: After micro-processing, the effective ingredients of the medicines sufficiently overflow which solves the problem of degradation of species caused by factors like environmental changes. Namely, the active ingredients contained in drugs become less and less and the conventional means can not make the medicines be fully used by the body. When the active ingredients of Chinese medicines sufficiently overflow, the treatment effect will naturally greatly be improved.

What Causes Renal Failure

In general, Renal Failure means part or complete loss of renal function which is caused when various chronic kidney diseases develop into the end stage. According to the priority of the disease, Renal Failure can be divided into Acute Renal Failure and Chronic Renal Failure. When patients are diagnosed with Renal Failure, they often wonder what causes Renal Failure to them. The following are the reasons for Renal Failure.
Chronic Kidney Diseases
What Causes Renal Failure?
Renal Failure is a pathologic state part or complete loss of renal function. Various chronic kidney diseases may lead to the progressive decline of kidney functions and gradually develop into end stage. The chronic diseases which may lead to Chronic Renal Failure include Primary Glomerulonephritis, Diabetic Nephropathy, Hypertensive Nephropathy, renal interstitial tubular nephropathy, Polycystic Kidney etc.
Medication
According to the survey to many patients with Renal Failure, it is found that the improper intake of renal toxic drugs in a long term can cause damage to the kidneys, and when it develops into certain stage, Kidney Failure will occur. Take painkiller for example, because painkiller contains phenacetin, if taken for a long time, it will do constant damage to kidneys, causing chronic tubulointerstitial nephritis and then Renal Failure; Besides, drugs like gentamicin, if improperly used, can also lead to Renal Failure.
Inappropriate application of renal toxic drugs will aggravate the disease and quickly lead to Renal Failure. However, patients can not stop using renal toxic drugs because of its renal toxicity. If these drugs are taken under the instruction of professional doctors and the renal toxicity is well controlled with corresponding measures, we can make full use of its advantages.
Misdiagnosis Leading to Chronic Renal Failure
Because some symptoms of kidney disease are similar to those of other diseases, it would easily cause misdiagnosis and delay the right treatment. Thereby the disease will deteriorate, and the damage to kidneys will be aggravated, finally causing Renal Failure. For example, when there is anemia, if the patients lack the general knowledge of kidney disease, they will go to treat only anemia, and ignore the mild symptoms such as weakness, fatigue, high blood pressure, nocturia etc or refuse to go to see a doctor because of lack of money. Consequently, they will miss the best treatment time. On the other hand, if doctor just diagnoses from the symptoms, ignore the complications and does not do the related exams, it would result in misdiagnosis, delay the disease and lead to Chronic Renal Failure.
Because of the dysfunction, kidneys will not generate urine, which will lead to the accumulation of waste in the blood. The water in the body also can not be excreted, thus forming dropsy. Chemical concentration in the body regulated by kidneys at all times will suffer severe balance disorder.
Mild attack of Acute Renal Failure is common, but more serious Acute Renal Failure (for example: Acute Renal Failure caused by glomerulonephritis) is rare.
Tips from Experts:
Whatever the causes of Renal Failure are, the kidneys have been damaged and symptoms of rise of creatinine and blood urea nitrogen, various complications have already occurred. So the patients should positively find the appropriate treatment method to improve their condition. 80% of nephrons are impaired when the disease develops into Renal Failure, so the key of treatment is to actively control complications and stabilize the patients’ condition and protect the remaining healthy nephrons. Through treatment, it should achieve the aim of reversing the phenotypic transformation of renal cells, restoring the renal function as much as possible, treating the disease from the source of pathological damage to the kidneys and completely reducing creatinine, urea nitrogen etc. Since we have understood the causes of Renal Failure, we should do early prevention. When diagnosed with the disease, patients should take observation and treatment as soon as possible in case the disease deteriorates.

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