Do You Know the Top 6 Early Symptoms in Kidney Failure

2015-04-03 08:12

As we know, kidney failure is a progressive kidney disease with gradually reduction of kidney function, and patients may have some symptoms with the development of kidney failure. Then do you know the top 6 early symptoms in kidney failure? In the following article, we will get the answer.

Top 1: Pale face or yellow face

This is mainly related to the anemia in kidney failure. As we know, kidneys have the function of producing EPO, which can increase the red blood cells. However, when the kidneys cant work well, the kidney will fail to produce enough EPO, which will cause the decline of red blood cells and cause anemia.

Top 2: High blood pressure

when the kidneys cant work well, it will cause the fluid-sodium retention in blood, which will cause oppress the blood vessels and cause elevation of blood pressure.

Top 3: Fatigue and weakness

In the early stage of kidney failure, patients may feel fatigue and weakness easily. Many patients due it to over work, after a good rest, the symptoms can be relieved, so their disease often be ignored and lost the best time for treatment.

Top 4: Loss of appetite

With the decline of kidney function, there will be too much toxins and wastes building up in blood, which can stimulate the digestive system and cause some severe symptoms, such as nausea, vomiting and loss of appetite, etc.

Top 5: Swelling

Swelling is often a common symptom in kidney failure, which means the fluid-retention in blood caused by the low kidney function.

Top 6: Urine changes

With the decline of kidney function, patients will have reduced urine output, and they can also have bubbles in urine or blood in urine.

Above are the top 6 early symptoms for kidney failure patients, and patients need to take early treatment to remedy their kidney disease, which can slow down their progression. If you still have any questions after reading, you can ask online doctor, or you can also leave a message below. We will do our best to help you.

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