Patient's question:
One of my colleagues, who has been suffering from kidney disease, has now had it for a year. Previously, he always felt pain in his waist, lacked energy, and had swelling in his legs. He has been receiving treatment in the hospital, but recently, for some unknown reason, he has been experiencing abdominal pain?Doctor's answer:
Hello: Clinical manifestations of kidney disease: Recurrent gross hematuria: It usually appears after upper respiratory tract infections (tonsillitis, etc.), acute gastroenteritis, osteomyelitis, peritonitis, herpes zoster, and other infections, occasionally after vaccination or during intense exercise. The most common presentation is the occurrence of gross hematuria shortly after an upper respiratory tract infection (within 24 to 72 hours, occasionally as short as a few hours), which is why some call it tonsillitis-synchronous hematuria. Gross hematuria typically lasts for several hours to several days, usually less than 3 days. Gross hematuria has a characteristic of recurrent episodes.