What are the symptoms of H-type hypertension?

The common symptoms of type H hypertension are most commonly accompanied by acute nephritis syndrome, or rapidly progressive nephritis syndrome, and progressive renal function decline. These symptoms will have an impact on our health, work and life, so scientific treatment and prevention are necessary.

1. Mild H-type hypertension: Urine test and renal biopsy will show mild glomerular lesions. If treatment is required, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs can be used to improve the symptoms. If the urine test is obviously abnormal, renal biopsy will show focal segmental mesangial hyperplasia accompanied by segmental necrosis, crescent formation and focal glomerular sclerosis.

2. Severe H-type hypertension: Common symptoms are accompanied by acute nephritic syndrome or rapidly progressive nephritic syndrome. Renal biopsy shows diffuse proliferative glomerulonephritis or crescentic nephritis and progressive renal function decline. .

3. In addition, the symptoms of type H hypertension also include asymptomatic proteinuria (urine protein>2g/24h) or asymptomatic hematuria. The former can be treated with glucocorticoids and cytotoxic drugs, while the latter can be treated with tripterygium wilfordii preparations.

4. Patients with type H hypertension may also present with nephrotic syndrome , with few red blood cells in the urine, stable renal function or renal biopsy showing membranous lupus nephritis. In severe cases, renal biopsy may show obvious glomerular hyperplasia or a change in pathological type.

Through the introduction of the above content, I hope everyone will have a simple understanding of h-type hypertension. At the same time, I also hope that patients with hypertension will actively carry out treatment and prevention work, which will help maintain blood pressure stability.