As one of an important organ, our kidneys can help to produce urine. However,
for people suffering from Chronic Kidney Disease, they usually have frequent
urination at night. Well then, how do these urines is formed? Why do they have
this symptom at night?
People with Chronic Kidney Disease always complain that they have to get up
to urinate for several times at night and this has a close relationship with our
activities. Usually, some of our blood will flow through our kidneys and there
are large amount of nutrient substances in our blood. In days, we have to work,
do every kind of activities, so we need a lot of energy and nutrient substances
to meet the demand of our body. Mostly, our muscles get these necessary
substances from our blood and that is to say, in days, most of the blood flows
are used to meet the demand of our activities. However, at night, we live in a
dormant state and our muscles do not need so much nutrient substances as in
days, so the most of the blood flows are used to meet the demand of our viscera,
including kidneys. As we know our kidneys have function of producing urine which
actually is the excessive fluid existing in our blood. Therefore, as the blood
flow getting into kidneys increases, then the generation of urine will increase
as well.Does Frequent Urination Mean Kidney Disease
In general, the fluid filtrated out by glomerulus are reabsorbed by renal
tubule. For people with Chronic Kidney Disease, their renal tubule has been
damaged and can not play its function again. As a result, the fluids are
excreted, which forms urine.
Apart from frequent urination at night, people with Chronic Kidney Disease
may also suffer from hematuria(Hematuria and Kidney Disease) which includes gross hematuria and microscopic
hematuria in clinic. Urination changes are just some of the symptoms of Chronic
Kidney Disease, and if you want to know more, you can leave message to
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