Renal failure is a serious disease caused by various kidney diseases in the later stages of development, which can generally be divided into acute and chronic types. Among them, the treatment of chronic kidney failure is very important. In addition to receiving formal treatment, appropriate care for chronic kidney failure should also be provided to facilitate the recovery of the condition. So, how should chronic kidney failure be cared for?
1、 Persist in long-term treatment
The condition of chronic kidney failure is prolonged and difficult to treat. Therefore, in the process of treating chronic kidney failure, it is necessary to adhere to long-term treatment, fully understand one's condition, and cooperate with doctors to gradually solve key problems during treatment. Most of the primary causes of chronic failure are immune complex type hypersensitivity reactions, which have two characteristics.
The condition of chronic kidney failure is prolonged and difficult to treat. The course of the disease is relatively long, and some patients with acute kidney failure have been rescued. Chronic kidney failure is much longer than acute kidney failure, making it more difficult to treat.
2. The condition of chronic kidney failure is prolonged and difficult to treat. Its condition is complex and prone to recurrent attacks. Chronic kidney failure is often caused by changes in emotions such as colds, fatigue, and colds, leading to recurrence of a stable condition. Therefore, kidney patients should be mentally prepared to engage in a "protracted war" and maintain a long-term optimistic attitude.
2、 Regularity of life, prevention of colds
Patients with chronic kidney failure should treat the disease correctly. In addition to actively cooperating with doctors for treatment, they should also maintain good lifestyle and dietary habits, preserve sufficient sleep, and improve immunity to prevent the occurrence of colds. Influenza can cause kidney disease, and influenza viruses can directly invade renal tissue and damage inherent kidney cells. They can also act as antigens to cause immune complex nephritis.
During the onset of chronic renal failure, it is easy to cause damage to the inherent cells of the glomerulus, which can later lead to increased permeability, exacerbating the condition of patients with already diagnosed kidney disease, causing uncontrollable proteinuria, increased edema, and renal insufficiency, which can lead to acute exacerbation of renal failure and even heart failure.
The above has already introduced how to care for chronic kidney failure, and everyone must have a better understanding. In order to better treat chronic kidney failure, early detection and treatment can quickly overcome the problem of chronic kidney failure.