Why Do IgA Nephropathy Patients Have Loin Pain

It is reported that approximately a third of IgA Nephropathy patients with gross hematuria are accompanied by loin pain. Pain at the kidney area can be an indicator of some underlying problems, so patients should take their persistent loin, kidney or back pain seriously.

IgA Nephropathy is the most common primary glomerular disease that results from the deposits of IgA in glomerular mesangial area. With the decline of GFR, 30%-40% of patients develop into end stage renal disease (ESRD) within 20 years. Loin pain for these patients is presumable to be attributed to renal capsular swelling, low kidney function and urinary tract infections.

In some cases, IgA Nephropathy patients’ loin pain is dull, but in some other cases, the pain is sharp. To manage this problem, some patients try to recur to painkillers, but these medications don’t work as effectively as they imagine. What’s worse, these medicines may have renal toxicity that can cause further kidney damage easily. Therefore, some effective and natural treatments are needed to alleviate patients’ loin pain.

As loin pain has a close link with kidney damage, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can help solve this problem. On one hand, this therapy uses some medicines with strong immunological competence that can combine, split and discharge the buildup of IgA from the body successfully. On the other hand, some other Chinese medicines are applied externally to expand blood vessels and increase the blood flow into kidneys so that impaired kidney cells can get enough blood and oxygen to repair themselves. Then, patients’ kidney function improves obviously.

In addition to medical therapies, a healthy lifestyle can also help prevent and alleviate IgA Nephropathy patients’ loin pain. The following home remedies are worth a try:

1. Arrange your working and rest time reasonably

2. Keep a correct sitting position

3. Avoid lifting too heavy things

4. Modify your eating plan and make your weight to a goal range

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