Discover kidney disease at the time
Interference with urination (frequent urination, burning sensation when urinating), pain in the area of the bladder or kidneys, discoloration of urine are the first symptoms of kidney disease. These changes can cause multiple complications. They can leave large effects on the whole organism.
The role of kidneys
Kidneys are responsible for salt and water processing in the body. They regulate metabolic and hormonal disorders, regulate blood pressure and anemia and purify the body from harmful substances. The basic function is the release of toxins from the body. Also, an important feature is the elimination of the excessive water.
Why the disease occurs?
Kidney diseases happen due to damage of some structures of the kidneys, and this disease is very dangerous if we do not react in time. Processes can be connected to single kidneys because of renal tissue. They can also arise as a result of diseases of other organs: systemic diseases, vascular, congenital diseases during pregnancy, after kidney transplantation, etc. Other structures are susceptible to damage the kidney tubules, and damage caused by bacterial infections, adverse effects of drugs, metabolic disorders, congenital anomalies, heavy metals and radiation, and we all know how looks like the process of treating this disease.
A special form of endemic is nephropathy. It is a family chronic disease. It damages the tubule occurs in the region of Southeast Europe and other major rivers basins, but that does not mean that people only from that part of the world have the disease. A very large number of people around the world has the disease.
Symptoms and review of this dangerous disease
The emergence of various interference with urination, pain in the area of the bladder or kidney and discolorations of urine are the first symptoms and signs of kidney disease that must be treated urgently. When you notice these symptoms, you need to do fundamental analysis, which include a review of urine and blood as well as ultrasound examination of the abdomen. Treatment of this disease should not wait, because the consequences are disastrous.
If these symptoms are detected with anemia and high blood pressure, you should consider the possibility of kidney disease, which can also occur in diabetics. People who have diabetes are susceptible to these diseases and they usually undergo regular dialysis.
Transplantation as the last and most difficult measure
If the transplantation is the chosen method of treatment, all organs are examined through the analysis of blood, urine, a number of other functional tests for the heart, liver and other organs. Potential donors must match several criteria, like blood type for example. Drugs are administered after transplantation, aiming to reduce body’s response to a foreign body, and to minimize the potential pain. The recovery of all other organs and systems takes 2-5 months from the start of a transplantation process. Luckily, the results of these operations have mostly positive outcomes, meaning that the patients get well and continue with their lives normally.
