What are the symptoms of kidney disease in men?

 　　1. Backache low back pain . Even if some patients with this disease have backache or pain, they just treat it as overworked and need to rest. Few people doubt whether they have kidney disease.

　　2.anemia . Anemic patients often go to the hematology department to see anemia. In fact, in addition to excreting waste and other functions, the kidneys also have endocrine functions and secrete hematopoietic hormones. When kidney function is damaged, anemia can also occur.

　　3. Eyelids are slightly swollen. Because some normal people sleep This situation also occurs, so kidney patients find that their eyelids are swollen and do not take it seriously. They always think that it is because they did not sleep well at night, and they do not think that this is an obvious symptom of the disease.

　　4. Foamy urine. There is a lot of foam when urinating, and it does not disappear easily after a long time. This is a sign that the patient has high proteinuria. However, many patients lack medical knowledge in this area common sense rather than being aware of it.

　　5. Excessive urination and scant urination. healthy People urinate about 4-6 times a day and the urine output is about 800-2000 ml. If the frequency and urine output are too much or too little, you should pay attention.

　　6. Boring. When kidney function is poor, it is difficult to excrete a lot of waste products in the urine, leading to feelings of lack of energy, fatigue, and weakness. When the kidneys are diseased, nutrients such as protein leak from the kidneys and are excreted through urine, which can also cause a lack of energy. Some patients may think that it is due to overwork or other reasons and ignore kidney problems.

　　7. Don’t want to eat. Not wanting to eat, anorexia, and even nausea and vomiting are also common symptoms of kidney disease. Some patients always go to the gastroenterology or hepatology department first to see if they have the disease Stomach disease Or liver disease. As soon as there was no stomach or liver disease, I just ignored it and forgot to see a nephrologist. As a result, the condition was delayed.

　　8. Diabetes. Diabetes can cause kidney disease. Its name is diabetic nephropathy, which is a complication of diabetes. Diabetic nephropathy is divided into five stages. The treatment effect is better in the early stage. Once it is late, it is difficult to treat and may develop into uremia. Therefore, diabetic patients must see a nephrologist frequently.

　　9. Urinary protein and urinary occult blood. The presence of protein or occult blood in the urine is an important indicator of kidney disease, which can be determined by a routine urine test. However, sometimes doctors who are not specialized in nephrology will ignore this point. It is recommended that it is best to seek consultation from a nephrologist.

　　10. High blood pressure. High blood pressure can cause hypertensive nephropathy, also called hypertensive kidney damage, so people with hypertension should pay more attention. Of course, kidney disease can also cause high blood pressure. If your blood pressure is high, you should be careful about whether you have kidney disease.