What is the reason for high red blood cell count in children's urine routine

There are many reasons why children's routine urine red blood cell count is high, so you must pay attention to understand these reasons so that you can know how to solve them more scientifically and effectively. For example, common chronic nephritis, diabetes, anemia, heart failure, or high blood pressure can cause these phenomena. If it is caused by chronic nephritis, the harm caused will be greater, so you must pay attention to scientific treatment.

1. Reasons for high red blood cells in urine routine:

Chronic nephritis can cause other complications, such as diabetes, anemia, heart failure, myocardial ischemia, and hypertension: the effects of hypertension in patients with chronic kidney disease may be more serious than in the general population. In addition, these patients also have increased homocysteine, oxidative stress, lipid metabolism disorders, elevated inflammatory markers, and abnormal calcium and phosphorus metabolism, which reduce vascular remodeling and compliance and promote the formation of atherosclerosis.

2. Hazards of chronic nephritis

1. Chronic nephritis can cause edema of the heart and lungs. Long-term effects of renal hypertension on the heart can cause heart failure and pulmonary edema.

2. The skin of patients with chronic nephritis is relatively dry, grayish yellow and itchy. The cause of the itching is currently unclear, but it may be related to the stimulation of nerve endings by urea.

3. Chronic nephritis can cause a deficiency of erythropoietin in the hematopoietic system, and the inhibition of bone marrow hematopoietic function by various toxins can lead to the occurrence of anemia.

4. Chronic nephritis can reduce intestinal calcium absorption, causing hypocalcemia in patients. Long-term hypocalcemia can cause widespread decalcification of bone tissue, resulting in clinical manifestations such as cramps, osteoporosis, and bone pain.

5. Chronic nephritis can cause the urea accumulated in the human digestive system to be discharged into the digestive tract. The bacteria in the intestine will form ammonia under the action of urease, which can stimulate the gastrointestinal mucosa to cause fibrinous inflammation, forming ulcers and bleeding.