Patient's question:
From birth until now, there has been no urination. I don't know if it's because the amount of urine is small, or if I haven't noticed, or if it's simply not.Doctor's answer:
It may be kidney failure, and kidney failure is a pathological state where the kidney function is partially or completely lost. It is divided into acute and chronic types based on the rapidity of onset. Acute kidney failure is a condition where multiple diseases cause both kidneys to lose their excretory function in a short period of time, often referred to as acute renal failure. Chronic kidney failure is a syndrome consisting of a group of clinical symptoms that develop in the late stage of chronic kidney disease caused by various etiologies. In the early stages, peritoneal dialysis is generally used for treatment, while in the late stages, kidney transplantation is typically employed. The costs for both treatments are relatively high.