What are the symptoms of kidney disease in children?

What are the symptoms of kidney disease in children? This is a question that many parents are concerned about. How to recognize the symptoms of kidney disease in children? The symptoms of kidney disease are not too obvious, but it does not mean that there are no symptoms of kidney disease. The following introduces the early symptoms of kidney disease in children. I hope everyone will be vigilant and achieve "early testing and early treatment" to reduce the side effects of the disease.

Symptoms of kidney disease in children

To treat pediatric kidney disease, we must first understand its symptoms in order to better treat and customize the treatment plan. Whether it is pediatric kidney disease or adult kidney disease, the early symptoms are not obvious. The early symptoms of pediatric kidney disease are not very obvious and are not so easy to detect. Many times, once they are discovered, it is already too late, and some have even reached the late stage of renal failure or uremia.

The main cause of early childhood nephropathy is that the kidneys' water excretion and regulation function is damaged, which increases the amount of water and sodium in the body of children with nephropathy. Excessive water accumulates in the loose tissues of the body, and the eyelids are the part with more loose tissues. The main cause of early childhood nephropathy is that the kidneys' water excretion and regulation function is damaged, which increases the amount of water and sodium in the body of children with nephropathy. Excessive water accumulates in the loose tissues of the body, and the eyelids are the part with more loose tissues.

Hematuria is a common and serious symptom of kidney disease in children, and it is also a symptom that is difficult to detect, because hematuria can be divided into macroscopic hematuria and microscopic hematuria. Macroscopic hematuria is hematuria that can be seen with the naked eye. The urine is turbid and red like meat washing water. Some children with kidney disease have blood streaks or blood clots in their urine. Microscopic hematuria can only be found under a microscope, and the number of occult blood (bld) is greater than 1 per high-power field of view. Hematuria is the most common symptom of most children with chronic kidney disease. Of course, there are many causes of hematuria, and kidney disease is just one of them.