The harm caused to patients by diseases such as chronic nephritis is is reflected in the body and heart, so we should treat this disease well, and do a good job in the care of chronic nephritis while treating it. How to care for it, let's take a look at the following five points summarized by the editor for you.
1. When the weather is changeable, patients with chronic nephritis should pay attention to preventing cold and keeping warm. When changing clothes, they should pay attention to wearing soft, loose cotton clothes and pants as much as possible, and do not wear clothes that make them feel uncomfortable.
2. In daily life, patients with chronic nephritis should develop good dietary habits and try not to eat foods that stimulate the kidneys, such as chili peppers. This can avoid increasing the burden on the kidneys, fasting on seafood, beef, mutton, and other heterologous protein foods, and reducing homomorphic reactions. Patients with chronic nephritis should eat more fresh vegetables and fruits to improve their immune system.
3. Patients with chronic nephritis should exercise properly and maintain a good attitude. Patients with chronic nephritis can only extricate themselves from the role of the patient psychologically and feel the need to "recover" psychologically, free themselves from psychological dependence, and gain new hope for life.
4. Patients with chronic nephritis should do a good job of personal hygiene and maintain indoor ventilation. If the condition is stable, they can go outdoors to breathe fresh air more often.
5. Patients should treat chronic nephritis scientifically. Patients should first eliminate pessimistic and tense emotions, improve self-confidence, and thereby transform from pessimism, tension, and fear into optimism and ease of mind, thereby improving their confidence in overcoming the disease and actively cooperating with doctors for treatment.
Warm reminder: Patients with chronic nephritis should maintain an optimistic attitude during the treatment process, do not put too much psychological pressure on themselves, and firmly believe that the disease can be quickly improved through their careful treatment and care.