In recent days, according to the suzhou health service, the suzhou hospital (884,301) attached to the nanjing university school of medicine has succeeded in removing a huge 20-pound kidney from a six-month patient. The prolonged blockage of the urinary tube by stones resulted in severe water accumulation and loss of function of the kidneys, with the abdomen rising as pregnant women. After a phased operation, the patient was discharged from hospital。
The patient, mrs. Lee, found an abnormal rise in the abdomen five years ago, which had increased significantly in the last year, mistaking pain as a “favour”. Emergency medical treatment was not provided until recently when there was an outbreak of severe pain and vomiting on the left side of the waist. Ct examinations indicate that the right kidney has undergone a significant cystic expansion, occupying almost the entire right abdominal cavity, crushing the movement of organs such as the liver and the intestinal tract, while the left kidney is covered with stones and accumulators. The right kidney is completely dysfunctional because of the enormous kidney volume of water due to long-term obstruction, and the left kidney stones cause acute infarction, which has resulted in incomplete kidneys, which, if not addressed in a timely manner, could endanger life。
According to wang wei, director of the urology surgery at the hospital (884301), the stone blocking the right-hand urinary tube is “the culprit”, which is like a “plug” that keeps the urine from being released and keeps the kidney “up” into a huge “water ball”. Such large amounts of water and kidneys due to stone obstruction are clinically rare。
The medical team developed the programme “scheduled surgery, pre-cuting and cutting”: first, the removal of the left side of the rock and the lifting of the acute infarction through the vasectomy lens laser technology; and then the removal of the inoperable right side of the kidney through a micro-corroscopy operation, pending the restoration of the kidney function. The patient is now well recovered and the review indicators are normal。
Wang wei reminded that the urinary quarries were not always symptomatic at an early stage, but long-term non-treatment could block the path, trigger renal water and damage kidney function. He recommends that citizens conduct at least one urinary routine and urinary ultrasound examination per year to allow early detection of stones above 3 mm diameter and timely medical treatment。
Who is more likely to have chronic kidney disease
Diabetes, hypertension and chronic kidney inflammation are the main causes of chronic kidney failure. The following populations are at higher risk:
1. Family history of chronic kidney disease
2. Chronic diseases such as obesity, high blood resin, high urea acids and red lupus
(iii) repeated urinary tract infections, stones, kidney water or urinal blockage
Persons who smoke, overdrink, and have long-term high protein diets
5. Persons who have only single kidneys in birth or after surgery
6. Persons who have long-term administration of painkillers, defuncts, chemotherapy or part of herbal medicine
7. Special groups of workers with long-term exposure to chemical substances
Older persons over the age of 8. 65
9. Persons whose birth weight is less than 2. 5 kg。
It is recommended that high-risk groups undergo at least one kidney check-up per year, including urine tests, kidney function and urinary system b。
How to detect kidney disease early
Early symptoms of kidney disease are not visible and regular screening is essential. It is recommended to conduct 1 to 2 tests per year, including blood pressure, urine routines, urine protein/urinary acetic anhydride ratio, kidney function, blood sugar, blood resin, urine acid and urin system b super。
Early signs of vigilance include:
(b) poor appetite, nausea, oral taste
Vulnerabilities, acne acids, urinating foams
(b) obesity of the eyelids, pale and yellow, and itching skin
Night urine has increased and young people's blood pressure has suddenly risen。
What kidney damage should be avoided in everyday life
1. Long-term lack of drinking water and thirst
2. High salt diets, which often eat take-out, hot pots, pickles, etc.
Misuse of drugs, preferences or health products
(d) to hold on to urine, to stay up late and to sit still
5. A large quantity of sweet drinks, beer (884189) or old soup。
What are the good habits for healthy kidneys
1. Sufficient quantity of drinking water, 1,500 to 2,000 ml per day, many times more
2. A diet of less than 5 grams of salt per day
3. Avoid staying up late, ensure sleep and exercise in due course
4. Control of body weight, blood pressure, blood sugar, blood resin
5. Do not take drugs or supplements at will, and do not believe in bias
6. Stop drinking and stay away from heavy and hot food。
