Do you have nephritis and wait for uremia?

Nephritis generally does not developuremia, but if left untreated, the disease may progressuremia。 Therefore, patients are advised to actively follow their doctor's instructions for treatment to control disease progression.

Nephritis refers to different degrees of kidney damage caused by various reasons, including acute and chronic, which can manifest as symptoms such as hematuria, proteinuria, edema, and hypertension. Uremia is a disease in which the kidney function is severely impaired due to various reasons, and the normal metabolic and physiological functions of the body cannot be maintained.Nephritis and uremia are two different diseases, and nephritis does not directly develop into uremia. If the patient is diagnosed with nephritis and actively follows the doctor's instructions, such as using drugs such as prednisone acetate tablets and furosemide tablets, the progression of the disease can usually be effectively controlled, and uremia will not develop at this time.

However, if the patient does not receive timely treatment or does not follow the doctor's prescribed medication, resulting in a persistent exacerbation of the disease, irreversible lesions may occur, and then uremia may develop. Patients with underlying medical conditions such as diabetes and high blood pressure are more likely to develop kidney damage, which increases the risk of uremia.

For those who suffernephritisIn daily life, it is important to eat a light diet and avoid foods high in salt and potassium. At the same time, we should also pay attention to rest and exercise properly, which will help strengthen physical fitness.