In recent years, as the pace of social life has become faster and faster, young people are becoming busier and less concerned about their physical health. Nowadays, kidney disease has become a common disease, with chronic nephritis accounting for a large proportion of patients.
So how do I get chronic nephritis? No matter what kind of disease it is, it should be treated in a timely manner for the sake of one's own health, let alone kidney disease. Below is a brief introduction to the precautions for chronic nephritis.
Limiting the intake of protein and phosphorus in foods can effectively reduce the burden on the kidneys, thereby reducing urinary protein, and delaying the development of kidney disease.
Avoid taking drugs that are harmful to the kidneys and burden when you are sick. Of course, many drugs also strictly prohibit patients with kidney disease from taking them. For patients with chronic nephritis, it is best to listen to the doctor's advice to take medication to avoid erroneous medication.
3. Control blood pressure. There are many patients with chronic nephritis who are more or less accompanied by blood pressure problems. For nephrotic patients with hypertension, controlling blood pressure can also reduce the burden on the kidneys and prevent cardiovascular complications.
4. Pay attention to regular work and rest, go to bed early and get up early. Eating a healthy diet, smoking should be stopped, and alcohol consumption should be restricted. Obese patients with kidney disease should appropriately lose weight through exercise. Although it is a clich é, for patients with kidney disease, proper diet can effectively improve the symptoms of kidney disease, such as edema.
5. Choose a regular place for treatment, and do not trust folk remedies that have no scientific basis.
Through the above introduction, everyone should have a certain understanding of the precautions for chronic nephritis. Nowadays, many people talk about "kidney" discoloration. In fact, there is no need to panic if they have kidney disease, and they should be treated as soon as possible. The current medical level is completely curable. I also wish renal patients an early recovery.