Patient's question:
It looks normal, no discomfort, the only thing is often feeling hot in the soles of the feet. Onset time and cause: Since there were no abnormalities, I didn't pay much attention. In early 2009, when the school conducted a unified physical examination, I was found to have hematuria +1, but I don't know exactly when it started.Doctor's answer:
The medical history is too simple, but the hospital you visited has excellent technology. What disease is it? Acute nephritis or something else? Nephritis, especially kidney disease, often has a long duration, and some may require a kidney biopsy for confirmation. It is considered that the child's hematuria is related to allergies to some extent, which is inferred from the observation that "when there is hematuria, the skin may become mildly itchy." Treatment should focus on anti-allergy, and traditional Chinese medicine should follow the principles of dispelling wind, stopping itching, cooling blood, and stopping bleeding. It is recommended to combine traditional Chinese medicine treatment for the best outcome.