How to Manage Urine Burning and Back Pain with IgA Nephropathy
Kidneys located in lower back area are responsible for producing urine, and then urine is discharged via urinary tract. Thereby, IgA Nephropathy patients may have urine burning sensation and back pain. What causes these two symptoms? How to manage them?
Why do IgA Nephropathy patients have burning urination and back pain?
Once both of these problems occur simultaneously, it is more likely to reveal kidney stone or urinary tract infection. For IgA Nephropathy, urinary tract infection is more common than kidney stone.
On one hand, IgA Nephropathy is one result of abnormal immune system that makes patients at a high risk of infections especially upper respiratory infections and urinary tract infections. On the other hand, to manage IgA Nephropathy, patients may need to take steroids or immunosuppressants, while both of them work through weakening their immune system. Therefore, this is another cause of urinary tract infection.
As for kidney stone, it is usually caused by the deposits of calcium or uric acid in the body. When kidneys are damaged by IgA Nephropathy, excessive amount of calcium oxalate and uric acid is more likely to build up in the body, resulting in kidney stone.
How to manage these two problems for IgA Nephropathy?
The effective treatment should begin from treating the direct cause, so patients should firstly detect the underlying cause. If their burning urination and back pain are caused by urinary tract infections, patients should drink more water and take antibiotics if necessary. If kidney stone is the cause, patients should take surgery or Traditional Chinese Medicine to remove kidney stone timely.
Besides, patients need to take some treatments to treat IgA Nephropathy from the root. At present, Immunotherapy and Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy has been used to treat IgA Nephropathy effectively. To learn more about them, you can consult the doctor online.
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