Patient's question:
This woman has been experiencing lower back pain recently. When she went to the hospital for a check-up, the doctor said it was kidney disease. Could you please tell me what are the early symptoms of kidney disease in women?Doctor's answer:
Dysuria, urinary retention, lower back pain, and fatigue are early symptoms of nephritis, primarily manifested in the current patient. The symptoms of urinary protein ( ) are relatively mild. If harmful substances such as creatinine and urea nitrogen in the blood can be cleared in a timely manner, the condition can be prevented from worsening in the short term, and kidney function can be restored.Advice: Nephritis is caused by local microcirculatory disorders in the kidneys, leading to ischemia and hypoxia, which results in damage to the intrinsic renal cells. Therefore, to effectively treat nephritis, it is necessary to address the disease's pathogenesis, repair the damaged intrinsic renal cells, and reconstruct kidney tissue structure. Currently, there is a mature therapy that can fundamentally repair damaged kidney cells, block the progression of kidney fibrosis, reverse kidney function, and achieve the goal of complete treatment.