Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease have many symptoms and urinary change is
one of the most common one. It is well known that kidneys can produce urine, so
if our kidneys are damaged, there must be some changes in urine.
◆ First of all, for patients with Chronic Kidney Disease, they may have to
get up at night for several times to urinate. Frequent micturition at night is
one of the most common sign for patients with Chronic Kidney Disease.
◆ Secondly, for patients with Chronic Kidney Disease, a lot of foams may
exist in their urine. The phenomenon of foam is caused by the leakage of
protein. We all know that large amount of proteinuria is the predominant
manifestation of Chronic Kidney Disease and it is shown as foam in urine in
clinic. Moreover, patients with Chronic Kidney Disease may urinate more often,
or in great amounts than usual, with pale urine. Diet for Reducing Proteinuria in Nephrotic Syndrome
◆ Thirdly, patients with Chronic Kidney Disease may urinate less often, or in
small amounts than usual with dark colored urine. For some patients with Chronic
Kidney Disease, oliguria always appear among them, and with the aggravation of
their disease, anuria will occur. In addition, anuria or oliguria is usually
accompanied by swelling.Swelling and Kidney Disease
◆ For patients with Chronic Kidney Disease, their urine may contain blood,
that is to say hematuria appears. hematuria can be divided into two types which
include gross hematuria and microscopic hematuria.Hematuria and Kidney Disease
◆ Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease may have difficulty in micturition.
They may do not have too much urine, but they always feel they could not get all
their urine out.
These are the several changes in urine for patients with Chronic Kidney
Disease. For patients with Chronic Kidney Disease, they should pay close
attention to their urine, so that they can understand their disease well.