How Long Will Hematuria Last With IgA Nephropathy
How long will blood in urine last with IgA Nephropathy? IgA Nephropathy is one common primary glomerular disease characterized by deposits of IgA in glomerular mesangial area. Hematuria or blood in urine is the most typical symptom of kidney disease.
Most often, patients with IgA Nephropathy have recurrent gross hematuria after 1~3 days of upper respiratory infections. After gross hematuria lasts for several hours to days, gross hematuria will turn into microscopic hematuria. Then, it may persist different days according to patients' illness condition. In some cases, gross hematuria or microscopic hematuria recurs again and again.
This symptom can worsen IgA Nephropathy prognosis, so it is very important for these patients to manage their hematuria timely and effectively.
How to manage IgA Nephropathy patients' hematuria? If patients only have this problem but no other problems, they don't need to take specific treatments but should have regular follow-up. However, if patients have recurrent hematuria, these patients may have to do tonsillectomy that can help alleviate hematuria to some extent.
The above methods can help manage blood in urine to some extent, but some systemic therapies should also be sought to treat IgA Nephropathy from the root and manage patients' symptoms effectively.
Immunotherapy is just one effective treatment to deal with kidney disease related to immune disorders. This is because this therapy can not only eliminate immune complexes, regulate the immune system and adjust the internal environment but also nourish inherent kidney cells and restore impaired kidney cells. Finally, IgA Nephropathy can be reversed effectively.
From the above analysis, we can know how important it is for IgA Nephropathy patients to shorten the last time of their hematuria timely. If you are interested about the above treatment, you can just leave a message below.
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