What should I pay attention to when I have hydronephrosis in children?

Hydronephrosis is a common kidney disease. Not only adults can suffer from hydronephrosis, but many children are also victims of this disease. However, children's bodies are not yet fully developed, and the damage caused by hydronephrosis is still relatively serious. After a child suffers from this disease, parents must take daily care measures. So, what should we pay attention to when children have hydronephrosis? Let’s take a closer look below.

1. To prevent bilateral hydronephrosis in infants, energy intake should be increased, but in order to avoid increasing the burden on the hydronephrosis kidneys, it is not advisable to eat too much protein-rich food. Energy intake mainly depends on carbohydrates and fat foods.

2. If a child has hydronephrosis, he or she can drink water if it is unilateral hydronephrosis, but if it is bilateral hydronephrosis, it is best to control water intake to avoid putting a greater burden on the kidneys.

3. If the child does not have edema, he can do moderate exercise, which can help water metabolism, promote the body's excretion and absorption of water, and effectively prevent bilateral hydronephrosis in infants.

4. Children with hydronephrosis should use health-care drugs with caution. Medication generally cannot cure hydronephrosis, but in order to prevent secondary infection and renal insufficiency, treatment should be continued. It cannot cure the disease, but it can provide relief.

5. Medical treatment: How to maintain and treat hydronephrosis in children? To prevent bilateral hydronephrosis in infants, antibacterial Chinese medicine and antibacterial drugs that clear away heat and detoxify can be used.

The above is a relatively detailed explanation of the things that need to be paid attention to when children have hydronephrosis, and parents must pay attention to it. When children develop hydronephrosis, in addition to actively taking effective methods for treatment, the key is to take good care of the child on a daily basis, develop good living habits, and strive to stabilize the child's condition as soon as possible and obtain a final cure.