Post Date December, 03 2023
Many patients with kidney disease place the importance of having a child before treatment, which can be put aside until the child is born.
Men must have children for the sake of the concept of "unfilial piety has three consequences, and no offspring is great." Women must have children for the sake of being upright in the family, and even for the continuation of the human race (okay, I believe it).
As a result, many patients have been forced to stop pregnancy, and others have had several consecutive abortions until they develop uremia.
"Voice over: No offspring is great." No offspring "means" the appearance of no offspring. "That is, it is unfilial for younger generations to disrespect their elders, and it is enough to be misinterpreted. Smart women never rely on children to gain status. The continuation of human race? Give it to those who are not sick!"
"Although there are no eggs, the patients still want to have babies... Let's talk about the creation of villains.".
When can kidney disease patients become pregnant?
This can be divided into three types:
1、 Patients with renal insufficiency and renal failure should not think about it.
2、 There is a little proteinuria, but not much, which requires weighing the pros and cons:
This second situation is the most puzzling because there may be unexpected situations during the process, and there is not sufficient clinical evidence to answer this question. The willingness and risk of pregnancy must be considered, and the pregnancy and delivery process may affect kidney disease; In turn, basic kidney disease can also affect pregnancy, leading to various pathological pregnancies, and even affect the fetus.
"At this point, pregnancy is a stroke of luck. After the situation is explained, it is up to the patients to decide whether to cherish their health or take risks.".
3、 If all the following four conditions are met and approved by the doctor, you can prepare for birth.
(1) Normal blood pressure;
(2) Normal renal function;
(3) No significant proteinuria, especially in the nephrotic syndrome range;
(4) The pathological type of the kidney is relatively mild, with no obvious tubulointerstitial lesions or vascular lesions.
Nephrotic patients should pay more attention to monitoring during pregnancy than regular pregnant women. Once it is difficult to control blood pressure, decrease in renal function, or sharp increase in proteinuria, pregnancy must be terminated immediately.
