What is an exacerbating of chronic renal failure?

Chronic renal failure is a condition in which renal function is ins depleted over time, lasting many months and years. Many people still confuse the two concepts of exacerbated renal failure and the exacerbation of chronic renal failure. So what is an exacerbating of chronic renal failure?

Chronic renal failure is a syndrome that progresses over a long period of time, leading to fibrosis of nephrons and a gradual decrease in renal functions such as: disposal of metabolic products, balance of alkaline acidity, maintenance of electrolytic water balance and end endo noisyn endoscopic function.

Chronic kidney disease caused by structural abnormalities or renal function lasting more than 3 months affects health because at this time the kidneys can no longer afford to maintain a good balance of the homeoly, causing chemical disorders, reducing the disposal of urea, uric acid, creatinine …

The causes of chronic renal failure can be diabetes mellitus, hypertension, angulous inflammation, kidney disease caused by infection or obstruction …

Progressive chronic renal failure can last 5-10 years or longer depending on the case. Chronic kidney disease consists of stages of kidney disease from an early stage when the level of dialysis of the kidney has not decreased, to the final stage of the disease when the patient needs alternative treatments.

During the course of the disease, there are often exacerbated episodes that occur especially when there are aggravating factors. After each exacerbating, chronic renal failure is often aggravated. The more exacerbation there are, the faster the disease progresses leading to end-stage chronic renal failure.

Exacerbating chronic renal failure is a condition that occurs in patients with a previous history of renal and urinary disease, at which time renal function is i i.e., i.e. i.e. renal function is i.e., i.e. i.e. insular damage. Clinical symptoms of exacerbation of chronic renal failure include: anemia corresponding to the level of renal failure, ure, plasma creatinine increased before, hypertension, heavier heart failure, small size of two atrophied kidneys if caused by chronic aphrosis.

There are no treatmentable measures from complete chronic renal failure. However, the treatment can help slow down the development of the disease, improve symptoms, reduce the risk of complications. Treatment of the disease from the cause of chronic renal failure is the most important. Specifically:

• Surgery for urolithiasis solves obstruction
• Surgery to remove a pinched tumor
• Strictly control blood glucose and blood pressure with medications and diet, practice, lose weight, change lifestyle habits.

The application of proper nutrition helps maintain renal function, prolongs the duration of dialysis, helps to limit the exacerbation of chronic renal failure and contributes to improving the quality of life of the patient, thereby slowing the progress to end-stage chronic renal failure.

Patients are often recommended to have a salt diet when presenting with edema, hypertension, heart failure, protein reduction diet, limiting foods containing phosphate such as milk, phosphorus, calcium supplements,..

If the patient's kidney condition deteriorates, until less than 15% of normal renal function remains, it means that the patient has reached end-stage renal failure. At this time your body is no longer functional enough to filter out toxins and excess fluids, the only treatment for dialysis or kidney transplantation.

Exacerbating chronic renal failure without timely treatment will cause many dangerous complications. You should actively monitor and treat the disease as soon as there are early manifestations. To register for examination and treatment at Share99 International Health Hub, you can contact the Hotline of Share99 Health System nationwide, or register for an online examination HERE.