What should I do if my child has chronic nephritis?

Although kidney disease and stomach disease are not incurable, if you do not pay attention to them for a long time, they will lead to worsening of the condition. However, some diseases are not easy to detect, so many people do not pay attention to the occasional pain until the disease becomes serious and they go to the hospital, but the most effective period has been missed. Regarding the issue of chronic nephritis in young children, many people are confused. So, next, let us learn about the relevant knowledge together.

Chronic nephritis is also called chronic glomerulonephritis. The cause of the disease is still unclear. A few cases have a history of streptococcal infection or positive evidence from bacteriological and serological tests. The disease may recur many times, lasting for several years to decades, and eventually leading to renal failure. Chronic nephritis is characterized by edema, proteinuria, hypertension and varying degrees of renal impairment.

Chronic nephritis is also called chronic glomerulonephritis. The cause of the disease is still unclear. A few cases have a history of streptococcal infection or positive evidence from bacteriological and serological tests. The disease may recur many times, lasting for several years to decades, and eventually leading to renal failure.

Chronic nephritis is characterized by edema, proteinuria, hypertension and varying degrees of renal impairment. The disease course is long and the clinical manifestations are variable, often manifested as edema of the eyelids, legs and feet, general weakness, headache and dizziness, back pain and weak legs, fatigue, proteinuria and hematuria, hypertension, etc. The disease is sometimes mild and sometimes severe, and is chronic and difficult to heal. Kidney function gradually declines, and uremia occurs in the later stages.

To prevent chronic nephritis, you should actively prevent and treat diseases such as tonsillitis, colds, scarlet fever, etc.

When children suffer from this disease, they should pay attention to the following points: First, when the child is edematous, he should rest in bed. When the swelling is severe, the salt intake can be restricted according to the situation. Second, pay attention to dietary nutrition, provide easily digestible food, and supplement protein food. Give your children more fruits and candies.

Babies’ living habits are different from adults’. Some babies who have not yet learned to speak can do nothing but cry when they are upset. Generally, parents will not think that they are sick or something, and it is easily overlooked. Therefore, mothers must always develop the habit of observing their baby's actions, pay attention to their baby's diet and nutrition, and ensure that their baby has adequate sleep time and quality.