Uremia that comes out of urine
Li Ping, a 30-year-old career woman, recently noticed an abnormality in her urine — foaming more and the color becoming cloudy.
She didn't pay much attention to it at first, thinking it was just because she was too tired lately.
Until one day, she suddenly felt a sharp abdominal pain in the bathroom, accompanied by nausea and vomiting.
Li Ping realized the seriousness of the matter, and she decided to go to the hospital for a check-up.
In the hospital, Li Ping met an enthusiastic young doctor named Wang Qiang.
After listening to Li Ping's description, Dr. Wang Qiang immediately became acutely aware that Li Ping might be suffering from kidney disease.
Urine problems are kidney problems
Dr. Wang Qiang patiently explained to Li Ping: "The increase in foam and cloudy color in the urine is often a sign of kidney damage.
Healthy kidneys are able to filter out impurities and toxins from the blood, ensuring clear urine. But if the kidneys are impaired and their ability to filter is reduced, these abnormal changes can occur in the urine. "
Hearing this, Li Ping couldn't help but get nervous: "Doctor, is there something wrong with my kidneys?"
Dr. Wang Qiang reassured: "Don't worry, we still need to do further tests to confirm the diagnosis."
However, I must remind you that if kidney disease becomes untreated, it can lead to uremia in the most severe cases, which can be life-threatening. Therefore, the appearance of these symptoms must be taken seriously. "
Under the advice of Dr. Wang Qiang, Li Ping underwent a series of examinations, including urine routine, kidney function, and B-ultrasound. The results showed that Li Ping suffered from chronic nephritis, and the glomeruli had been damaged, which could indeed deteriorate into uremia if left untreated.
What happens if you have chronic nephritis
Dr. Wang Qiang explained the condition to Li Ping in detail: "Chronic nephritis is a glomerular disease that causes inflammation and hardening of the glomeruli, affecting the filtering function of the kidneys.
If the glomeruli are damaged in large quantities, abnormalities such as protein in the urine and blood in the urine will occur, and the urine will become cloudy. As the disease progresses, kidney function gradually declines, and eventually uremia may progress. "
After hearing this, Li Ping was very worried: "Is uremia terrible? What will be the consequences?"
"Uremia refers to kidney failure to a certain extent, resulting in the accumulation of toxins and metabolic waste products in the body.
These toxins can damage organs and systems throughout the body, causing a series of complications such as anemia, bone disease, cardiovascular disease, etc. Patients with severe uremia can end up being life-threatening if they do not undergo dialysis or a kidney transplant. "
Hearing this, Li Ping couldn't help but be frightened. Dr. Wang Qiang saw her fear, smiled and comforted: "Don't be afraid, although chronic nephritis cannot be completely cured, through regular treatment and management, the condition can be controlled and the deterioration of kidney function can be delayed."
Early chronic nephritis may evolve into uremia
Many patients with nephritis can maintain a better quality of life as long as they cooperate with treatment. The key is to detect and treat the disease early, and not delay the disease. "
With the encouragement of Dr. Wang Qiang, Li Ping made up her mind to actively cooperate with the treatment. Dr. Wang Qiang formulated a detailed treatment plan for her, including medication, dietary conditioning, life management, etc.
Since then, Li Ping has begun long-term treatment and conditioning. Under the careful care of Dr. Wang Qiang and the medical team, her condition gradually stabilized. Although the treatment process was full of hardships, Li Ping was encouraged every time she saw the improvement in urine test and kidney function.
One day a few years later, Li Ping came to Dr. Wang Qiang's office with a bouquet of flowers. She said excitedly, "Dr. Wang, I come to thank you. You were the one who gave me a second life. It's amazing that all of my metrics are back to normal now. "
Dr. Wang Qiang said with relief: "This is the result of your own efforts. Your perseverance and courage are the keys to defeating the disease. As a doctor, I just do my part. I'm really happy to see you get back to health. "
Li Ping said: "You are too modest. Without your care and encouragement, I don't know if I would have gotten to where I am today. You are not only a skilled doctor, but also a doctor with a lot of humanity. You made me feel that the relationship between doctors and patients is not only a healing, but also a kind of spiritual communication and salvation. "
Dr. Wang Qiang said movingly, "Thank you for your recognition. In fact, it is the countless brave and strong patients like you who have made our doctors worthwhile. Your trust and support are the greatest driving force for us to move forward. "
epilogue
At this moment, they all deeply felt that as long as they had hope and moved forward hand in hand, no difficulty was invincible, and no miracle could not be expected.
"Urine abnormalities, don't take them lightly. Early diagnosis and early treatment can prevent problems before they occur. This is Li Ping's personal experience, and it is also the advice that Dr. Wang Qiang wants to convey to more people.
Their story is not just a case, but also a mirror, reflecting the fragility and resilience of life, the ruthlessness of illness and the power of hope. It tells us that health needs to be cared for and life needs to be cherished. In the face of disease, only by walking hand in hand and caring with love can we create miracles and write the most moving chapter of life.