How does nephritis foot swelling do? Can you limit sodium?

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Many patients with nephropathy, especially those with nephrotic syndrome or chronic nephritis, will have a symptom of edema, most of which are swollen feet or eyelids. Now let's talk about how to deal with nephritis and swollen feet.

How does nephritis foot swelling do? Can you limit sodium?

First: limit sodium: nephritis or nephrotic edema have sodium retention, must limit sodium intake, but to appropriate, long-term sodium can cause hyponatremia.

Second: diuresis: if necessary, diuretics can promote the excretion of sodium and water, relieve edema, relieve hypertension and reduce cardiac load.

Third: control proteinuria: for nephrotic edema, proteinuria must be controlled, and immunosuppressive drugs (dexamethasone, prednisone, etc.) can be used to restore normal glomerular permeability.

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Suggest choosing a pair of comfortable shoes for yourself. The best choice is more comfortable and soft, which can effectively reduce the fatigue of the feet. Because of edema, the feet are much fatter than before. At this time, if you wear too tight shoes, it will be very sad. Warm tips: airtight shoes had better not choose, because it will aggravate the swelling.