Acute kidney injury is a type of kidney disease in clinic. In order to
prevent the serious condition, people should know some symptoms of acute kidney
injury and what the acute kidney injury is. In the following, I will give you
some information about kidney injury.
What may cause acute kidney injury?
Acute kidney injury may be caused by the prerenal factors. The main factor is
the reduction of the blood volume in blood vessels. Burn, diarrhea, vomit,
diuretic, pancreatitis, trauma etc all will lead to less the blood volume, which
bring about the acute kidney injury.
Kidney disease may lead to acute kidney injury. Some of the kidney diseases
start every quickly and cannot be controlled easily. Besides, special drugs will
arouse the damage in kidney tissues, which may cause acute kidney injury.
Besides, the acute kidney injury may be aroused by the obstruction of
urethra. Kidney stone, kidney tumor or blood clot all would block the ureter.
The urine has to stay in the kidneys and too much urine stretch kidney tissues,
which can quickly damage kidney tissues.
What are the symptoms of acute kidney injury?
1. The obvious symptom of acute kidney injury is oliguria (less than 400ml/d)
or anuria (less than 100 ml/d). Anuria is a sign that urinary tract has been
blocked. This symptom also may happen when the kidney tissues are damage or the
renal artery has been obstructed in a short time.
2. When people have acute kidney injury, the end products of protein
metabolism cannot be removed by kidney but stay in the body, which presents
symptoms of poisoning. Besides, their BUN would be worse when blood is absorbed
by digestive tract.
3. Due to the stay of water in the body, people always have swelling in the
whole body and organs, such as cerebral edema, pulmonary edema and cardiac
failure. Patients would have drowsiness and lags in response or even epileptic
seizure.
When you have one or some symptoms above, please consult our experts online
to know whether you have acute kidney injury. The experts in our hospital will
give you professional advices and help you to overcome the difficulties.
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