Five Big Pathogenesis of Renal Failure

Do you know what the is? What are the pathogenesis of Renal Failure? Good

understanding for the pathogenesis of Renal Failure is good for us to do some preventive measures so as to reduce the occurrence and damage of Renal Failure. In western countries according to the statistics that experts conclude from hemodialysis for patients with Chronic Renal Failure, we find that Diabetic Nephropathy gets the first place; Hypertensive Glomerular Arteriosclerosis Nephropathy gets the second place; Chronic Glomerular Nephritis gets the third place.
In Asian countries there are five big pathogenesis of Renal Failure:
1. Diabetic Nephropathy How Can Cordycep Help Kidney Dialysis Patients
Diabetic Nephropathy is one of the three complications of Diabetes. TypeⅠAccounts for 30%～50% and type Ⅱ accounts for 25%～50% after 20 years of accumulation. Type Ⅱ is usually found in aged and elderly people. At the end stage of Hypertension it is easy to cause the damage of renal that is Diabetic Nephropathy. The data shows that the morbidity of Diabetic Nephropathy in elderly people with Diabetes can up to 30%～40% and it will become higher if patients have the disease for six to ten years. If we can keep the blood pressure in normal range which is within 120/80mmHg, as for diet treatment we should not only pay attention to the intake of the total heat but also should care about the intake of protein and should be with low protein diet which can delay Renal Failure. Why Does Kidney Failure Patient Have Painful Ankle
2. Polycystic Kidney
Polycystic Kidney is a hereditary disease and most of the patients with bilateral kidneys and it also can coexist with Polycystic Liver. The renal parenchyma of patients with Polycystic Kidney consists of countless cysts in various sizes. These cysts will become bigger with the deterioration of disease and then lead to kidney’s shrink after compressing renal tissues. At last the renal parenchyma is completely replaced by cysts so that the kidney function is completely lost.
3. Renal Tubular interstitial Nephritis What Is the Best Way to Avoid Dialysis
Kidney is an important organ with the function of drug metabolism and excretion. The blood flow of kidney accounts for one fourths of cardiac output. If there are toxicants in blood the kidney will damage easily. There are several medicines which can cause renal damage such as gentamicin, ampicillin and so on. Although the medicines’ damage frequently happens it is easy to be ignored by doctors. During the treatment process doctors should pay much attention to adjust their hypovolemia and hypoproteinemia. During drug use process for patients with Diabetic Nephropathy, elderly people and children doctor should closely observe the urinalysis, urine enzyme and monitor their renal function. This is an important measure to prevent the damage of medicines.
4. Primary Glomerular Nephritis Is Kidney Failure Curable Without Transplant
Primary Glomerular Nephritis is mainly caused by diseases with the inflammation of immune matrix and only a small part of Primary Glomerular nephritis is caused by Acute Nephritis. It is still unclear about the exact pathogeny for most of the patients with Chronic Nephritis which is belongs to chronic category at the very beginning. There is variety of clinical manifestations such as proteinuria, blooduria, hypertension and edema and so on; at the same time there are also different levels of renal dysfunction. The disease condition is sometimes severe while sometimes better and the disease is delayed for a long time which will lead to Chronic Renal Failure.
5. Hypertensive Nephropathy
Persistent high blood pressure can cause progressive renal sclerosis and accelerate the occurrence of renal artery atherosclerosis and then lead to renal damage. To delay the progress of Chronic Renal Failure, people should first improve the understanding of the harm of high blood pressure. Second we should be familiar with the early symptoms of Renal Failure such as fatigue, soreness of waist and fatigue legs, inappetence, nausea and pale eyelid and so on. Third doctor should closely observe the blood pressure for patients with Chronic Renal Failure and should also do the routine examination every two months. Fourth we should take appropriate hypotensive drugs.

Actually there are more pathogenesis of Renal Failure such as urinary calculus obstruction, urinary tract infection of aged women and prostatic hyperplasia of elderly men. If you are suffering from these primary diseases we have mentioned above you should prevent and treat positively and timely so as to avoid deteriorating into Chronic Renal Failure.