Patient's question:
It is said that a woman in the neighboring house had a baby and was carefully examined for acute kidney failure. I am a bit worried about her and don't know what to do. How did she get this disease? So, I would like to ask about the diagnostic criteria for acute kidney failure.Doctor's answer:
The diagnosis of acute kidney failure is based on a sudden and significant increase in urine output, and if symptoms of rapid and continuous deterioration of kidney function reappear, it may indicate acute kidney failure. If this situation occurs again, it is important to go to the hospital for a thorough examination first, and then actively treat it according to the doctor's advice. In addition to maintaining a light diet, eating more fruits and vegetables, adjusting your routine, and getting adequate sleep at the right time.