Whether purpura nephritis is serious or not can not be generalized, it should be analyzed according to the specific situation, mainly according to the patient’s urine protein quantification, renal function and renal puncture results to determine the severity.
If the patient’s urine protein is relatively small, the blood creatinine value is only slightly elevated, and the renal puncture result shows that there is no obvious change in the anatomical function of the kidneys, then this situation is relatively mild, not serious, and generally after active treatment, the renal function can be completely restored to normal.
If the patient has a large amount of urinary protein and hematuria, the blood creatinine value is relatively high, and the result of renal puncture finds that there are a large number of atrophied and sclerotic glomeruli, then this is a more serious case, which is more difficult to be cured.
Suffering from purpura nephritis, it is recommended to go to the hospital, improve the examination, and under the guidance of the doctor for treatment.