About the causes of childhood kidney disease

The cause of childhood kidney disease is a group of clinical syndromes in glomerular diseases. The onset age of the disease is mostly between three and six years old. Boys are more likely to be affected than girls. The cause of childhood kidney disease is unknown. The disease is prone to relapse and lasts for a long time, making it difficult to treat. Therefore, when treating their children, many parents are still more concerned about the cause of childhood kidney disease.

Primary pediatric nephropathy is closely related to functional immune dysfunction. Simple nephropathy is a common type of primary nephropathy, which is more common in children aged two to seven years old. In addition to the symptoms of nephropathy, it is not accompanied by microscopic hematuria or hypertension, and more than 90% of renal biopsies are of minimal change type. Nephritic nephropathy is also a type of primary nephropathy, which is more common in children over seven years old. In addition to the symptoms of nephropathy, it is also accompanied by microscopic hematuria and hypertension. In addition to a small amount of lesions, renal biopsy has proliferative variants, membranous proliferative type, and sclerotic type. Therefore, this is one of the causes of pediatric nephropathy.

Secondary childhood kidney disease is secondary to mosquito bites, malaria, allergic purpura, lupus erythematosus, metal or gluttony poisoning, etc.

A group of clinical syndromes caused by the etiology of childhood kidney disease. The symptoms of childhood kidney disease are obvious edema of the whole body, large amounts of proteinuria, hypoproteinemia and hypercholesterolemia. It is referred to as "nephropathy".

But parents don’t need to worry too much. Developing good living habits from an early age is the most important thing for children.