What are the signs of kidney disease in children?

We all know that nephritis is an inflammation of the kidneys. In life, many children will be infected with diseases for various reasons. One of them is childhood kidney disease. Many children suffer from this disease, which makes parents very worried. So for children, if they have nephritis, what are the signs of childhood kidney disease? Let's take a look at it together, hoping to help parents and friends.

First of all, if a child has kidney disease, his eyelids will become swollen. This is because if there is a problem with the child's kidneys, the kidneys will have problems excreting water and will not be able to excrete it well. Excess water in the body, such as in the eyelids, is very obvious.

Children may have hematuria when urinating. Parents can see that the child's urine is flesh-colored. Some children's urine may even have obvious blood clots. At this time, parents should go to the hospital for a physical examination in time.

If a child's kidney disease develops into moderate nephritis, the child will feel weak, dizzy and pale. If the child has headaches and memory loss, the child should see a doctor immediately.

The above are the signs of kidney disease in children that we introduced. We hope that parents will pay attention to them. In addition, parents should pay attention to the fact that if children have nephritis, they should not eat foods with high salt content.