Post Date December, 03 2023
Chronic nephritis is the most common type of kidney disease among various types. Moreover, it is not only prone to occur in middle-aged and elderly people, but also in many young people. These young patients often do not pay attention to their own protection, and some patients do not have obvious feelings or timely diagnosis. Let's take a look below.
It can be said that chronic nephritis is relatively concealed in certain situations, and patients may not immediately feel it after getting sick. Although this invisible killer is gradually eroding the patient's kidneys, the kidneys have a powerful compensatory function, and even if the patient is seriously ill, they still have no symptoms and appear to be like ordinary people. In fact, compensation and non compensation are like a dam that is about to burst and a dam that is about to burst. The former seems normal, but how could a disaster come. If the remedial work is done well before the dam breaks, uremia may be avoided, at least its arrival can be postponed.
Young people often don't think they will also suffer from such diseases, but the reality is that. Some diseases, such as uremia, are concentrated in the young and middle-aged population. If you review your medical history, many people may have been very young when they first developed chronic nephritis. Due to the fact that many people reach the stage of uremia upon examination, it is unclear when they develop chronic nephritis, and therefore there is no very accurate statistical data to indicate the specific age group at which chronic nephritis occurs. However, it should be noted that chronic nephritis can occur at any age, and most patients have a very young onset age. From onset to development into uremia, if left untreated, it may only take a few to ten years.
From this, it can be seen that both middle-aged and young people should pay attention to their own protection and avoid developing various types of kidney diseases. Chronic nephritis is one of the most common kidney diseases, and the harm caused to young patients is persistent. Patients often realize the harm brought by the disease after more than a decade or even decades.
