What It Means to See Red Orange Brown Urine with IgA Nephropathy
Some IgA Nephropathy patients find their urine is red orange brown urine. What does red orange brown urine mean for IgA Nephropathy patients? Is it a sign of IgA Nephropathy aggravation? Today, you can learn more about them from this article.
Red orange brown urine for IgA Nephropathy
IgA Nephropathy is one autoimmune disorder that immunoglobulin A (IgA) deposits in glomerular mesangial area and causes inflammatory reactions within kidneys. When kidney filtration membrane is destroyed, red blood cells will leak into urine. For IgA Nephropathy patients, hematuria, especially gross hematuria, is very common. Red orange brown urine means a lot of red blood cells leak from kidneys into urine.
How to treat red orange brown urine for IgA Nephropathy patients?
If patients have obvious hematuria, they should firstly have more rest in bed and avoid exercise. Then, patients should take systemic treatment to manage hematuria from the root. Since IgA Nephropathy is one immune disorder, kidney experts from Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital suggest these patients to try Immunotherapy.
On one hand, various blood purification methods and medicines with strong immunocompetence are used to cleanse immune complexes and IgA deposit, so as to prevent IgA Nephropathy from worsening. On the other hand, some externally applied Chinese medicines are taken to prompt the restoration of impaired kidneys and repair damaged glomerular mesangial area. When kidneys are able to filter blood normally, the leakage of red blood cells will reduce spontaneously. Therefore, patients can find the color of their urine becomes normal again.
Besides, to strengthen the therapeutic effects of immunotherapy, some auxiliary therapies such as massage, cycle therapy and cupping may be used. The whole treatment plan should depend on patients’ illness condition. To learn more about these therapies, you can contact these experts through emailing to kidneyservice@hotmail.com.
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