Kidney disease is a common chronic disease that can be detected early and timely** to slow the progression of the disease. However, the early symptoms of kidney disease are often subtle and tend to be overlooked. The following are five signs that may appear in the early stages of kidney disease, and I hope you can pay attention to it and seek medical attention in time.
First, changes in urine output are an important sign in the early stages of kidney disease. Under normal circumstances, the amount of urine produced by the human body is about 1000-2000 ml per day, and if you find that your urine output increases or decreases significantly, you need to be vigilant. Increased urine output may be due to decreased glomerular filtration, resulting in increased water excretion in the urineA decrease in urine output may be due to impaired tubular function, which prevents urine from being excreted properly. Whether the amount of urine is increased or decreased, it is necessary to seek medical attention promptly for further investigation.
Secondly, changes in urine are also an important sign in the early stages of kidney disease. Normally, the urine should be clear and transparent, but if you find that the urine becomes cloudy or there are abnormalities such as blood in the urine or proteinuria, it may be an early manifestation of kidney disease. Cloudy urine can be caused by a large number of bacteria, white blood cells, or red blood cells in the urine, etc.;Hematuria and proteinuria may be due to impaired glomerular filtration. If you find any urine abnormalities, you should see a doctor for relevant tests.
Third, edema is another common sign in the early stages of kidney disease. The kidneys are important organs for the body to remove excess water and waste products, and when kidney function is impaired, it can lead to water retention in the body, which can cause edema. Edema usually appears first in the lower extremities and gradually spreads upward throughout the body. The degree of edema can be judged by pressing the depression formed by pressing **, and if the depression lasts for a long time, the edema is more severe. If you find that you have edema, you should see a doctor for relevant tests.
Fourth,High blood pressureIt is also an important sign in the early stages of kidney disease. The kidneys are important organs that regulate blood pressure, and when kidney function is impaired, it can lead to an increase in blood pressure. High blood pressure not only increases the burden on the kidneys, but also increases the risk of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. Therefore, if you find that your blood pressure continues to rise, you should seek medical attention in time for relevant examinations for early detection and ** kidney disease.
Finally, fatigue and fatigue are also common signs in the early stages of kidney disease. The kidneys are the excretory organs of the body's metabolites, and when kidney function is impaired, it can lead to the accumulation of metabolites in the body, causing fatigue and fatigue. If you find that you often feel tired and tired, especially if there is no obvious reason, you should see your doctor for relevant tests.
In conclusion, in the early stages of kidney disease, the body may have five signs: changes in urine output, changes in urine, edema, high blood pressure, and fatigue and fatigue. These signs, although subtle, are important in the early stages of kidney disease. If you find that you have these signs, you should seek medical attention in time for relevant examinations, so as to detect and ** kidney disease early and avoid further deterioration of the condition. I hope that everyone can pay attention to their physical health, pay attention to the early signs of kidney disease in time, and protect their kidney health.