Patient's question:
Got sick and recovered 4 years ago, but it came back this year!Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your description, you are a 31-year-old young man with kidney disease, and the specific condition of the disease is not favorable. You are consulting about the correlation between smoking and kidney disease. First, smoking is not good for the kidneys, especially in terms of its impact on blood vessels, which needs to be taken seriously.Recommendations:
1. Hello, smoking is a very bad habit, and it has a significant impact on kidney disease, especially on kidney function.
2. Be aware that kidney disease comes in many types. It is essential to actively identify the specific type of lesion, its recurrent factors or causes, and the current kidney function. The ultimate goal of all kidney diseases is to reduce kidney damage and prevent the occurrence of kidney dysfunction. Therefore, it is crucial to promptly determine kidney function.
3. Pay attention to quitting smoking in daily life, actively seek medical attention in the kidney department, clarify the specific disease type and condition, choose a reasonable treatment method, and consult promptly if any issues arise. Wishing you good health.
Doctor’s Inquiry: Hello, what are your symptoms? Is the type of kidney disease confirmed?