Patient's question:
I got nephritis at the age of 13, which has been about 10 years now. There has been hematuria and proteinuria, but I have never had edema or high blood pressure. The doctor said it is asymptomatic nephritis, and my current condition is stable with full recovery. My kidney function is normal, and I have no physical discomfort.Does nephritis affect sexual function and fertility? I haven’t found a girlfriend yet, and I’m quite worried.
About my past treatment and outcomes: Besides me, whenever I eat fish, some red bumps will appear on my face, and they are itchy. The more I eat, the more bumps appear, but they disappear on their own within an hour, and I don’t need to take any medication.
Is this an allergy?
Doctor's answer:
The patient has had nephritis for twenty years. Currently, the condition is stable, and kidney function is normal. Advice: It won't affect your future life. Additionally, you have allergic reactions on your face after eating fish, so it is recommended that you avoid eating fish in the future, as it may cause an allergic reaction. Male diseases tend to fluctuate, requiring long-term medication. Moreover, for male patients, it is necessary to seek medical treatment immediately at a professional and reputable hospital. Treatment should be considered based on the results of a thorough examination.