Saturday, August 1, 2015

Chronic Glomerulonephritis Can Lead to What Disease

1. Long-term infection leads to protein proteinuria considerable loss, malnutrition, immune dysfunction complicated by a variety of infections. Such as respiratory infections, urinary tract and skin infections, infections of malignant stimulus, often induced acute exacerbation of chronic nephritis, so aggravated sexual disease. Although there are a variety of antibiotics to choose from, but if not treated early or not complete, leading to infection is still the main reason for acute exacerbation of chronic nephritis, it should be highly valued.

2. Late nephritis chronic renal anemia renal parenchymal damage, blood system may be complicated by a variety of abnormalities, such as anemia, platelet dysfunction, lymphocyte dysfunction and coagulation disorders. Where anemia is the most common complication. Anemia main reasons:① erythropoietin reduced;② increased red blood cell destruction: When kidney failure, uremic toxins accumulate in the body, and easy to destroy red blood cell metabolism disorder, hemolysis, leading to anemia.③ blood loss: about 25% of patients with advanced renal failure can be significant bleeding, increased anemia.


3. hypertensive renal insufficiency of chronic nephritis, often serious cardiovascular complications such as hypertension, atherosclerosis, heart disease, pericarditis and renal dysfunction, mainly due to the chronic nephritis renal insufficiency of (CRF) in itself caused the development of metabolic abnormalities. According to statistics, the incidence of hypertension was 70% to 80% of patients requiring renal replacement therapy almost had hypertension, three-quarters of patients with a low-salt diet and dialysis that is able to control high blood pressure, while a quarter of the patients with After dialysis to remove the body of excess sodium and water, but increased blood pressure. In addition, CRF patients with hypertension has its inherent characteristics, the performance of nighttime blood pressure decreased physiological loss of section can be divided into isolated systolic hypertension.


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