Treatment of nephritis

There are many common diseases in life. In the treatment of diseases, the choice of methods is very critical. Different diseases are treated differently, and the symptoms and causes of diseases are also very different. Nephritis is a very common disease. Such a disease is very harmful to human health. If nephritis is not treated in time, it will become more serious and will cause other kidney diseases. What are the treatments for nephritis?

When nephritis occurs, pain is the main symptom and patients will have obvious feelings. So what are the treatments for nephritis? There are many good treatments, and the most common treatment is drug therapy. +

Treatment of nephritis:

1. Treatment of edema: Patients with nephritis with mild edema do not need treatment and it will disappear after salt restriction and rest. Patients with obvious edema can be treated with medication, and intermittent use is generally better than continuous use.

2. Bed rest: Bed rest is very important for acute nephritis. After the edema subsides, blood pressure drops, and urine abnormalities are alleviated, the patient can take a moderate walk and gradually increase some light activities, but do not increase the amount of activity suddenly.

3. Anti-infection treatment: Patients with nephritis in the acute stage should be given adequate anti-infection treatment if there is an infection focus. If there is no infection focus, it is generally appropriate not to use it.

4. Treatment of hypertension and heart failure: Nephritis patients with hypertension need routine treatment for hypertension. For patients with nephritis and heart failure, since patients with acute nephritis have high blood volume problems in the early stages, the focus of treatment should be on clearing water and sodium retention and reducing blood volume.

5. Diet and water: The amount of water intake is determined by the urine volume, edema, degree of hypertension and the presence or absence of heart failure. For patients with nephritis in the acute stage, it is advisable to limit water intake, but not excessively. In cases of obvious edema and hypertension, salt intake can be limited to about 2g/d. Protein intake depends on the indicator restrictions, and it is best to use high-quality protein, such as eggs, milk, lean meat, etc. It is generally recommended to continue a low-protein, high-sugar diet until diuresis begins. After the symptoms of nephritis are basically relieved, the patient can resume a normal diet.

Through the above introduction, we have a good understanding of the treatment methods of nephritis, so when treating such diseases, we can choose the above methods. However, it should be noted that when treating this type of disease, patients should choose food, and it is best to eat less high-protein, high-fat, and high-calorie foods.