Renal Failure: Back Pain, Frothy Urine, and Itchy Skin
Renal Failure occurs when disease or disorder damages the kidneys so that they fail to properly remove wastes and fluids out of the body or maintain proper levels of kidney-regulated chemicals in the blood. In this article, let's look at three of common symptoms of kidney failure: back pain, frothy urine, and itchy skin.
Back pain
Pain of the back is one of the common problems faced by patients with Renal Failure. An understanding of the causes of this condition is the key to proper cure and recovery. Some of the common causes that lead to back pain include Polycystic Kidney Disease, kidney cyst, infection of the kidneys, and kidney stones. It is essential to seek correctly diagnose and receive proper treatment to recuperate quickly. If you need helpful advice, chat with our online doctor!
Frothy urine
In Renal Failure, frothy urine is caused due to excessive protein in the urine. Certain kidney diseases may cause malfunction of the kidney's filtration process, and cause substances like proteins to get into the urine. Frothy urine is one of the symptoms of proteinuria. As for natural treatment, please refer to: Herbal Treatment for Proteinuria in Renal Failure
Itchy skin
In normal condition, the kidneys are responsible for filtering wastes from the blood. When Kidney Failure is present, the kidneys lose their ability to filter the blood efficiently and the toxic wastes accumulate. This collection of wastes causes the skin to itch, particularly on the legs. Treating the Renal Failure itself is the best way to relieve itchy skin. Clear Blood Pollution Therapy is the latest treatment for kidney failure. With timely treatment, dialysis or a Kidney Transplant can be avoided.
Hope the above information can be helpful to you. If you still have any question about Renal Failure management, feel free to Email us at kidneyservice@hotmail.com.
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