As one of the common symptoms, back pain is easier to occur among people with
Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD).
CKD means the slow loss of renal function and without effective treatment,
kidney will eventually loss all its functions such as filtration function,
excretion function, secretion function, dilution function and concentration
function. Therefore, a malfunctioning pair of kidneys will lead to build up of
waste within the blood and this can lead to the affected person feeling
sick.
As kidneys are located near to the lower back area, there must be some
relationships between Back Pain and Kidney Disease. When the CKD is associated with kidney
stones, the excessive back pain may be appear, which is because the kidney
stones are not able to fit in the ureter and so get stuck. Another reason for
back pain appearing among people with CKD may be renal inflammation, which in
turn is often caused because of an infected kidney, which not only can cause
back pain, but also lead to aggravation of CKD. Moreover, back pain for people
with Polycystic Kidney Disease, a common hereditary kidney disease, are mostly
inevitable. Enlargement of cysts will drag the renal capsule, leading to the
back pain. In addition, if the cysts rupture because of the crash on the
location of kidney, then back pain will appear as well.
The leading causes for occurrence of CKD are persistent high blood pressure
and high blood sugars, say Hypertension and Diabetes. They can cause acute pain
in the kidneys. Therefore, to deal with CKD and back pain, it is necessary for
you to do your best to bring the blood pressure under control and also ensure
your blood sugars levels are at normal and stable range.
As back pain occurs to people with CKD can be caused through different
pathological changes, so different people may receive different treatment while
treating CKD and back pain. If you want to know the specific guidance for CKD,
you can leave message to me or consult our consultant online.