Ⅰ. Bacteria or virus infection. Infection such as infection of upper respiratory tract, asymptomatic bacteriuria, influenza, pharyngitis, and tracheobronchitis is the most familiar factor which can aggravate Chronic Nephritis.
Ⅱ. Overstrain. Overstrain, including strenuous exercise, work at night, physical labor and even sexual indulgence, is another cause of aggravation of Chronic Nephritis.
Ⅲ. Usage of medicines which can cause renal toxicity. Renal toxicity means toxic reaction of kidney caused by medicine. These medicines conclude gentamicin, kanamycin, strettomycin and aminoglycoside.
Ⅳ. Deteriorated Chronic Nephritis can arise from stress state. Stress state means the reaction of our body to the sudden stimulation such as bleeding of digestive tract, serious gastroenteritis, nausea, vomit(Nausea and Vomiting for Kidney Disease), diarrhea, hypotension, and anaphylactic shock. Any kinds of stress state can deteriorate Chronic Nephritis. As for our kidneys, when sudden stimulation appears, our kidneys have to increase the genaration of adrenal cortical hormone, so as to resist the stimulation.
Ⅴ. Some other factors can also cause acute exacerbation of Chronic Nephritis, such as disorder of water and electrolyte as well as dysequilibrium of acid-base.
Usually, under the action of these factors, symptoms such as proteinuria, swelling, aggravated hematuria, oliguria and even renal insufficiency appear in the same day or several days later. In addition, if these inducements can be removed and then people receive fundamental treatment timely, most of the patient will restore to previous state but for some people, their disease may turn into renal failure quickly. Therefore, in our daily life, patients with Chronic Nephritis should try to avoid these inducements.
