What should children with kidney deficiency eat?

Many adults often have symptoms of kidney deficiency. Generally, as the work pressure and competition pressure in society are getting higher and higher, many people have hunchbacks, which is understandable. So have you ever heard of kidney deficiency in children? Today we will introduce to you what to eat for children with kidney deficiency. In daily life, where do children's kidney deficiency symptoms mostly occur?

Common causes of proteinuria in children:

1. Temporary onset during exercise, fever or dehydration.

2. Postural proteinuria is classified as transient or persistent.

3. Persistent benign proteinuria.

4. Primary and secondary glomerulonephritis such as acute glomerulonephritis, chronic glomerulonephritis, hereditary nephritis, nephrotic syndrome, IgA nephropathy, lupus nephritis, purpura nephritis, etc.

5. Primary tubulointerstitial diseases such as reflux nephropathy, renal dysplasia, acute interstitial nephritis, etc. So please describe your child's condition in detail. Whole body

General fatigue, unclear mind, lack of concentration, memory loss, etc.

Typical manifestations

Your work efficiency has obviously dropped and your boss has clearly expressed his dissatisfaction with you. Listless. Can't sleep. Memory loss.

Neuromuscular

Frequent insomnia, dizziness, back pain, lower limb weakness, etc.

Typical manifestations

Often feel very sleepy but unable to fall asleep, have many dreams and wake up easily.

There is a clear trend of weight gain or loss. When I woke up in the morning, I found that my abdominal muscles were loose and weak, and pale and bloodless.

There is no rheumatism or trauma, but there is back discomfort, tightness in the chest, low back pain, and unlocalized muscle and joint pain.

Gastrointestinal

Low or high levels of urine protein in children are both manifestations of kidney deficiency. Generally speaking, it will lead to nephritis, kidney weakness, confusion, lack of concentration, memory loss and other symptoms. Generally, dietary therapy measures can be taken, and letting children eat more foods with high nutritional value can effectively replenish the body.