Symptoms of early uremia

Uremia is a disease with a very high incidence in recent years. This disease is caused by chronic renal failure. In fact, uremia is not a simple disease, but a comprehensive manifestation of late-stage kidney disease. As a disease that requires timely treatment, we must understand the relevant symptoms of uremia in detail so that we can receive timely treatment. So what are the symptoms of early uremia? Let’s take a look at the introduction below.

Uremia will show many symptoms in the early stages, but sometimes the symptoms of this disease are very similar to those of other diseases, so many people do not pay attention to these symptoms, which causes us to delay the best time for treatment and cause us to suffer more serious harm and impact.

1. Fatigue, headache and weakness: The main causes of this symptom are: damaged cell function, metabolic imbalance, long-term retention of harmful substances in the body causing neurological disease, acid-base metabolism imbalance, electrolyte disorder and renal hypertension.

2. Edema: Edema is an early manifestation that is easy to be found in patients with early uremia. The initial edema mainly manifests as eyelid and ankle edema. As the disease worsens, persistent or systemic edema will occur.

3. Nausea and vomiting: The main cause of this symptom is high blood creatinine in the early stage, which causes toxins to accumulate in the body and cannot be excreted, leading to digestive tract dysfunction and poor appetite. As the disease worsens, abdominal distension, nausea, and vomiting will occur.

4. Decreased urine volume: The main reason for this symptom is due to the decline in kidney filtration function. For many patients, the urine volume will gradually decrease as the disease progresses.

5. Hypertension: The main reason for this symptom is that the kidneys have the function of excreting sodium and water. When the kidney function is damaged, sodium and water will be retained in the body. At this time, the kidneys will also secrete some substances that increase blood pressure.

6. Hematuria: Urinary system diseases are a common cause of hematuria, which is divided into microscopic hematuria and macroscopic hematuria. After the appearance of this symptom of uremia, further examination should be done to see if there is a problem with the kidneys.

7. Anemia: The causes of anemia are very complex. When renal failure develops to the second or third stage, anemia, a symptom of uremia, will appear. When patients have unexplained anemia, renal function tests must be performed.

8. Low back pain: Generally, there is no abnormal feeling in the lower back, but when there is a lesion in the kidney, low back pain or even renal colic may occur.

This is the end of the explanation about the symptoms of early uremia. In the early stages of uremia, the symptoms vary depending on the patient's physical condition. However, when the above symptoms appear, we must check in time and carry out relevant treatment to reduce the serious harm of the disease.

This is the end of the explanation about the symptoms of early uremia. In the early stages of uremia, the symptoms vary depending on the patient's physical condition. However, when the above symptoms appear, we must check in time and carry out relevant treatment to reduce the serious harm of the disease.