Patient's question:
Hello, my uncle is 56 years old this year. He discovered that he had hepatitis and nephritis during his physical examination last year. Now he has symptoms such as painful urination, nausea, skin itching, and elevated transaminase levels. He has been taking medication since before the New Year, but it hasn't been effective, and the pain is still severe. What should he do?Doctor's answer:
The liver and kidneys are both severely affected, so it needs to be considered whether it is hepatorenal syndrome or whether there are multiple causes. Upper respiratory tract infections and viral infections can all lead to the above conditions. The current recurring symptoms are accompanied by a careful examination of the urinalysis, in addition to a clear blood test. When necessary, corticosteroids can be used to treat itching, elevated transaminase levels, and urinary pain. There are several treatment methods for male diseases, but since the symptoms of the patients are different, the treatment methods adopted are also different. Therefore, it is recommended that patients seek early diagnosis and treatment after discovering symptoms.