Uremia is dragged out? The doctor reminded: there are 2 smelly places on the body, try to stick to 3 at night

In this era, there are many patients with uremia, because the body cannot excrete toxins, so they go to the hospital for dialysis treatment all year round. I didn’t take it seriously when there were signs in the early stage, and didn’t start treatment until the disease appeared as a real symptom, so it is said that uremia is dragged out, right?

Uremia is mostly caused by chronic diseases. In fact, uremia itself also belongs to chronic kidney disease, but it is the last stage of all chronic kidney diseases. If you don't pay attention to it, don't treat it, and don't check it regularly, it is very likely to develop uremia as time goes by.

The doctor reminded: if there are 2 smelly places, try to stick to 3 at night

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The doctor reminded: If there are two smelly places, it is likely to be a precursor of uremia.

1. bad breath

Doctors remind: When uremia occurs, a large amount of urea accumulates in the body. Bacteria in your mouth break down the urea in your saliva into ammonia. Ammonia is a gas with a distinctive smell. Therefore, uremia patients often have a special urine odor in their mouths.

When uremia worsens, the gastrointestinal tract will also be damaged. At this time, people will also have nausea and vomiting, abnormal bad breath and other discomforts.

2. Smelly urine

When a person urinates, the urine has a certain smell, but if the smell is particularly obvious, it is necessary to be alert to the signal of the disease.

The urine output of uremic patients will be significantly reduced. Due to the concentration of urine, there will be a special ammonia smell in the patient's urine, and the formation principle is the same as that of bad breath.

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If the above two phenomena appear, try to stick to 3 at night

don't drink water

While drinking plenty of water will help your body detoxify, be mindful of your time as well. It is best not to drink water before going to bed, otherwise it will increase the burden on the kidneys and reduce kidney function over time.

In addition, uremia patients mean that water cannot be excreted from the body, and many patients often have zero urine output per day. Therefore, if you continue to drink water, it will increase your physical load, causing edema and heart failure.

don't eat too salty

Excess salt intake is harmful to the kidneys. A high-salt diet can induce high blood pressure and further damage the kidneys, often referred to as hypertensive nephropathy.

A high-salt diet can also easily lead to sodium and water retention, increase the excretion burden on the kidneys, and easily lead to kidney damage. The World Health Organization recommends that people with kidney disease consume no more than 5 grams of salt per day.

Do not stay up all night

Staying up late will harm the kidneys. This is really not alarmist talk. Staying up late for a long time, without sleep, the body cannot relax, and the secretion of various vascular hormones, such as norepinephrine, is increased, which can easily damage the kidneys.

Uremic patients will be weaker and have lower immunity. At this time, they must rest more.

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Symptoms of uremia

★Depression, fatigue, dizziness, headache, insomnia, poor memory, etc.

Many patients experience fatigue and fatigue when they first wake up. At this time, most of them think that it is caused by overwork. It fades away after a short break, so it's easy to miss. So we must be alert to this symptom.

★Eye face, lower extremity edema

Waking up every day will feel facial edema, mainly because the kidneys cannot remove excess water in the body. This is not normal and must be taken care of.

★ yellow complexion

Generally speaking, the patient's face will turn yellow, which is caused by the uncoordinated nutrition of the body. And this phenomenon generally occurs slowly and is difficult to detect.

★Irregular menstruation

Uremia refers to the failure of nitrogen-containing metabolites or other toxic substances to be excreted from storage in the body, resulting in disturbance of water, electrolyte and acid-base balance, leading to multiple organ and systemic diseases.