Patient's question:
As an office worker, daily overtime and staying up late make me feel exhausted physically, and I also experience frequent urination. My friend suggested I go to the hospital for a blood test. Could you please tell me which indicators are checked through a blood test to assess kidney function?Doctor's answer:
The clinical diagnosis of viral myocarditis primarily relies on the presence of a history of intestinal or respiratory infection before onset, clinical manifestations of cardiac damage, positive myocardial injury markers, other auxiliary tests indicating myocardial damage, and positive etiological tests. Consider the clinical diagnosis of viral myocarditis. Blood biochemical tests, virological tests, and echocardiography are required. ECG can reveal changes in the ST segment and T wave in viral myocarditis, and may present with various arrhythmia manifestations such as pathological Q waves.