Some patients with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) may have some obvious symptoms like edema,
hypertension, naked eye blood urine etc.; others may not have apparent symptoms
except for proteinuria(Proteinuria and Kidney Disease), microscope hematuria and renal function disorder. The
former is easy to observe and get treatment in time; the later could be detected
only by related medical test in lab. It is economical and no traumatic to take a
urine ordinary examination in the clinical practice, which can detect the kidney
disease at the early stage; regrettably, this is usually neglected by
patients.
Some patients may ever have nephritis history, though treatment and rest,
urine test shows negative, and then patients no longer take urine test. In the
outpatient, not few patients have already developed into chronic renal failure
when they came to see the doctor. It is quite a tough job to cure kidney disease
at the final stage, and with some patients can not recount the disease history,
all of which are the adverse consequence from no regular urine test. Hence,
taking regular urine ordinary test is of great significance for both healthy
people and person who have a renal problem history.
And the reasons for taking regular urine ordinary test are as follows.
1. For general people, it helps to detect Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) in time.
2. For patients once had Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), it helps to check whether the disease has
relapsed or not.
3. For patients with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), taking urine regular examination proves to be more
important. Patients can take once or twice urine ordinary test every week, with
urine protein quantitative being 24hr every time. In addition, taking regular
urine gravity, urine permeability and many other tests are helpful to monitor
renal function.
4. For patients with hypertension(High Blood Pressure and Kidney Disease) and diabetes, it is also crucial to take
urine test, which can tell whether these diseases affect kidney.
In sum, taking urine regular examination can help patients to detect and cure
the disease as early as possible.
Monitoring Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) requires pertinent biochemical indicators; the most sensitive
are the concentration of blood urea nitrogen and blood creatinine(High Creatinine Levels), known as the
renal function test in a narrow sense. This test is easy to operate, and can be
conducted in general lab. Take a little of blood from limosis patient’s vein in
the early morning, get the corresponding data and then judge renal function
status.
B ultrasonography check is also no traumatic examination, which can reflect
whether there is tumor, cyst, calculus, obstruction, hydrops, deformity, bladder
residual urine on kidney, is a regular checking item. If necessary, renal biopsy
can be conducted by B ultrasonography guide.