Patient's question:
Recently, my appetite has been poor, and I've also noticed some swelling in my body. I feel completely weak. When I went to the hospital for a check-up, they said it was kidney disease. Could it be a diagnosis of chronic kidney failure?Doctor's answer:
Chronic kidney disease is a kidney disease, the final clinical diagnosis syndrome, which can lead to the decline in multiple organ functions. According to creatinine and urea nitrogen results, chronic kidney disease is divided into 4 stages. The main basis for diagnosis is the level of blood creatinine and blood urea nitrogen to determine the type. If blood creatinine is greater than 707 and urea nitrogen is greater than 28.6, it can be diagnosed as uremia stage. The patient has severe electrolyte disorders, nausea, vomiting, anemia, and other mental symptoms. At this time, peritoneal dialysis or hemodialysis should be performed.