There are five main causes of nephritis:

There are a large number of people suffering from nephritis worldwide, and it often occurs in adolescents whose living conditions and physical conditions are not particularly good. So what are the common factors that cause nephritis?

1. Congenital factors

Some patients are in a state of nutritional deficiency and malnutrition since birth. If this continues for a long time, it will lead to abnormalities in various functions of the body, and the kidneys will also be affected, leading to the onset of nephritis. For this group of people, it is important to pay attention to daily nutritional supplements and receive effective treatment in a timely manner.

2. Unreasonable diet

Another cause of nephritis is unreasonable diet, including picky eating, overeating, etc. If the daily nutrition is insufficient, the body's normal metabolism will not be supplied. If this continues for a long time, the body will be in a state of weakness and fatigue, and eventually cause nephritis.

3. Infection

If the patient has various infections, it may also induce nephritis. Whether it is a respiratory tract infection or a gastrointestinal infection, it will cause varying degrees of damage to the body, eventually increasing the burden on the kidneys and causing nephritis.

4. Excessive fatigue

Many patients with nephritis are in a state of fatigue for a long time before the onset of the disease, which prevents the various organs of the body from getting enough rest. This will gradually increase the detoxification burden of the kidneys, forming a vicious circle, and eventually cause kidney lesions and lead to the onset of nephritis.

5. Genetic changes

If the patient's genes change (mainly referring to gene mutation here), it can also cause nephritis. Generally, gene mutations occur during the embryonic period. Due to the influence of various factors, the patient's genes will change, leading to kidney lesions and nephritis.