Friday, November 14, 2014

The way to Prevent Kidney Failure

The daily life of many diseases will appear in our side, but the arrival of renal failure affects the normal life of patients, the disease can not be sloppy disease, in life we need to strengthen disease prevention for the job, through prevention can reduce the incidence of renal failure, along with a look at prevention of renal failure.

1, some patients with hypertension, in the treatment of diseases of angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitors can not only control of systemic hypertension, but also to correct the glomerular perfusion, high filtration state, delaying the occurrence of renal failure effect. Commonly used in clinical drug captopril, Lotensin and Lee Minoxidil, these drugs in patients with no renal toxicity can safely use.

2, a reasonable diet program, in their daily lives, to develop good low-protein, low-phosphorus and low-fat diet, renal protective effect of chronic kidney disease has been confirmed by laboratory and clinical. Current emphasis in order to prevent the occurrence of chronic renal failure, serum creatinine at 159.1 micromoles / liter protein intake should be restricted in order to prevent a burden on the patient's kidneys, causing the onset of chronic renal failure.

3, avoid or eliminate some of the risk factors apply to the kidneys toxic drugs, serious infections, dehydration, urinary tract obstruction (such as stones, benign prostatic hyperplasia), trauma and other factors, can often aggravate existing kidney disease, worsening renal function promote renal failure. Start treatment from the cause, the real incidence of chronic renal failure will nipped in the bud frozen state.


4, aggressive treatment of the primary disease is often the main cause of some kidney disease chronic renal failure, a variety of acute and chronic glomerulonephritis, lupus nephritis, nephritis, or kidney diseases may involve (such as hypertension, diabetes ) should want aggressive treatment, so as to effectively prevent the onset of chronic renal failure.

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