What are the early symptoms of male nephritis? These four are the most common

Clinically, when male friends suffer from nephritis, they generally show corresponding symptoms in the early stages. So, what are the early symptoms of male nephritis?

1. Backache

Many men suffer from back pain, but since there are many causes of back pain, many people do not pay attention to it and often think it is normal and will be fine after a few days of rest. This idea is wrong, but the lower back pain caused by kidney disease is generally dull pain in the lower back and is often not obvious.

2. Increased blood pressure

Nephrologists point out that about one-third of nephritis patients will experience high blood pressure, which can manifest as headaches, memory loss, poor sleep, etc. Patients who seek medical attention due to the above symptoms and are found to have high blood pressure must have a urine routine test, especially young patients.

3. Abnormal urine

Some men find foam in their urine when they urinate, and the foam does not dissipate after a period of time. This is what we commonly call foamy urine. A large part of the reason for foamy urine is due to kidney damage, which reduces the glomerulus' ability to absorb protein in the body, thereby causing protein to flow out through the urine. Another type of urine abnormality is hematuria, which is the appearance of some red blood cells in the urine. Hematuria is divided into microscopic hematuria and macroscopic hematuria. Generally speaking, the more hematuria there is, the more severe the kidney damage.

4. Three lows and three highs

When chronic nephritis strikes in men, it mainly manifests as "three lows" and "three highs", with a high incidence rate, a high prevalence of concomitant cardiovascular diseases, and a high mortality rate; the society as a whole has a low awareness rate of chronic nephritis, a low prevention and treatment rate, and a low awareness rate of concomitant cardiovascular diseases.