How many days does kidney puncture need to be hospitalized

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In daily life, I pay more attention to the maintenance problem. But recently, I went to the hospital for physical examination, but I found that I had nephritis. It is no wonder that the symptoms of foam urine often appear in my daily life. It was caused by this disease. Now I went to the hospital for treatment, and I need to be hospitalized for a few days. Tell everyone.

How many days does kidney puncture need to be hospitalized

First: after renal puncture, you need to lie flat on the bed for 24 hours, and your urine and feces must also be on the bed. In addition, you need to drink more water and eat soft food. After 24 hours, you need routine urine examination. If the indicators are normal, especially if there is no hematuria, you can get out of bed slowly.

Second: after renal biopsy, the patient pressed the local wound for a few minutes, then the flatcar was pushed into the ward, and the blood pressure and pulse were measured every half an hour. After 4 hours, the blood pressure was stable and the measurement could be stopped. If the patient's blood pressure fluctuates greatly or is low, it should be measured to be stable and given symptomatic treatment.  

Third: after lying flat for 20 hours, if the condition is stable and there is no gross hematuria, you can go down to the ground. If the patient has gross hematuria, the time of lying in bed should be prolonged until the gross hematuria disappears or obviously alleviates. If necessary, give intravenous infusion of hemostatic drugs or blood transfusion. After the operation, ask the patient to drink more water to discharge a small amount of clots as soon as possible. At the same time, urine samples were taken for routine examination for 3 times.  

matters needing attention

For patients with glomerulonephritis, they should go to the hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible, and develop good living habits. They can eat more fresh fruits and vegetables on diet. During bed rest, they should ask the patients to rest quietly, reduce the movement of the body, and avoid bleeding. At the same time, they should carefully observe whether there is bleeding in the wound and strengthen life care.