Renal Insufficiency is the later period of Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). In
clinic, when Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) runs to Renal Insufficiency, due to
the difference of symptoms and assay indexes, Renal Insufficiency can be
separated into four stages which refer to compensatory stage, decompensatory
stage, renal failure stage and uremia stage.
Renal Insufficiency can not be formed overnight. It results from the
long-term effects of pathogenic factors. Many studies have demonstrated that
there are no sensory nerves in our kidneys, so in the early stage of Chronic
Kidney Disease, it is hard for patients to feel out its existence. When some
symptoms such as serious anemia, vomit, and nausea appear, actually, patients
with Chronic Kidney Disease have been in a very dangerous condition.Chronic Kidney Failure Treatment Options
Although the development of Chronic Kidney Disease is more hidden, in the
early stage of Renal Insufficiency there still exist some signs.
Feeling sleepy, fatigue, pale complexion and lower appetite all are the early
symptoms of Renal Insufficiency and almost one hundred percent of patients in
early stage of Renal Insufficiency have these symptoms. At the same time, these
symptoms are the most overlooked signs for people with Renal Insufficiency
because people always misunderstand these symptoms as the performance of
overstrain. Therefore, people with Chronic Kidney Disease should do renal
function test regularly.CKD Stage 3 Treatment and CKD Stage 4 Treatment
In addition, high blood pressure and swelling also are the dominant symptoms.
We all know kidneys have excretion function. When our kidneys are damaged,
excessive water and sodium will accumulate in our body, causing swelling.
Swelling usually first appears in face, eyes and then lower limbs. Moreover,
when renal damage appears, our kidneys can excrete some substances which will
increase our blood pressure.Treatment Options for Stage 4 Chronic Kidney Disease
Moreover, urinary change also is a symptom which is easy to be perceived.
These changes conclude foamy urine, darken urinary color, and discomfort of
urination and so on.
These are the early symptoms of Renal Insufficiency; however, not all the
patients have these symptoms, so patients with CKD should do examination
regularly.