Category: Hypertensive nephropathy

It is common to hear doctors ask pharmacies about the availability of albumin, but behind this oversupply of albumin there are many cases of irrational use. Have you encountered the…

Swelling of the hands and feet is often seen, and clinical studies have found that there is physiological swelling that is nothing to worry about. However, there are also some…

Kidney deficiency usually does not directly cause hypertension, but can indirectly lead to high blood pressure. From a TCM perspective, the liver and kidney interact with each other. Kidney is…

　　Swollen hands and feet are often a sign of heart disease, liver disease, kidney disease, endocrine disease and other diseases, but some swelling is not a manifestation of disease, but…

　　We welcome you to choose the National Kidney Disease Clinical Medical Research Center and thank you for your recognition and trust in us.　　In addition, the following issues are special reminders:…

　　Whether and how soon hypertensive nephropathy can progress to uremia cannot be generalized, but is mainly related to the patient’s condition.　　Hypertensive nephropathy refers to the damage of kidney function and…

　　1, hypertensive nephropathy: benign small artery nephrosclerosis (also known as hypertensive renal arteriosclerosis) and malignant small artery nephrosclerosis caused by primary hypertension. Initially asymptomatic, can also appear increased nocturia, generally…

　　Twenty percent of our kidney disease patients are due to hypertension. Therefore, it is especially critical for hypertensive patients to know how to prevent hypertensive nephropathy. We will take a…

    Current options for the treatment of dilutional hyponatremia include hypertonic salt solutions, medullary diuretics, and a number of other symptomatic medications. Great care must be taken in the…