Symptoms of Kidney Disease in Children

Kidney disease and various kidney diseases maintain a dynamic balance between the internal and external environments of the human body. If a variety of internal and external pathogenic factors destroy the balance of the human body, leading to dysfunction of the internal organs' qi and blood, and the disease affects the kidneys, it will cause kidney disease. This disease is very easy to get especially in children when they are young. Parents must pay more attention to their children's health. So what are the symptoms of children with kidney disease? The following is a detailed answer from relevant experts.

1. Urine protein: This is one of the symptoms of childhood kidney disease. Protein is mainly caused by damage to the kidney's intrinsic cells, ischemia, hypoxia and necrosis, and increased permeability of the glomerular filtration membrane, which causes protein to leak out. Hormones can only control the symptoms and temporarily control protein leakage, but they cannot repair damaged kidneys. Colds, infections, etc. can easily cause recurrence of childhood kidney disease.

2. Streaks on the body: Some children with kidney disease will develop white or purple skin streaks on their thighs, inner upper arms, abdomen and chest, similar to those of pregnant women. This is one of the symptoms of kidney disease in children.

3. Abnormal urine: Children with kidney disease may suddenly have frequent urination at night, darker urine, less urine volume, and more foam in the urine. Because children themselves lack awareness of the disease, even if they find abnormal urine, they will not pay attention, so parents should pay more attention to their children's daily behavior in daily life.

The above is an introduction to the symptoms of childhood kidney disease. If you experience the above symptoms, you must go to the hospital for treatment in time. If you want to know more about childhood kidney disease, go to the hospital to find an expert for further understanding.