What branch does hypertensive nephropathy belong to
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I have a friend's father who is only 60 years old this year, but I don't know what the reason is. In the first half of the year, he was diagnosed with hypertensive nephropathy, but now his condition has been controlled to a certain extent through treatment. For the problem of what department hypertensive nephropathy belongs to, let me tell you.
What branch does hypertensive nephropathy belong to
First, hypertension is a risk factor for various cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, which needs to be paid more attention, We should pay attention to it actively, go to the Department of Cardiology, combine the blood pressure level, liver and kidney function, choose reasonable antihypertensive drugs for the treatment reactivity of antihypertensive drugs, complications, pay attention to low salt diet, moderate exercise, and actively and clearly assess the blood lipid and blood glucose. Plaque needs to be controlled on the basis of stable blood pressure to assess blood lipid.
Second: hypertensive nephropathy is due to hypertension has not been well controlled for a long time, resulting in high blood pressure or high for a long time, which makes the renal arteriole lumen stenosis, ischemia and hypoxia state.
Third: abnormal renal function also belongs to internal medicine, belongs to internal medicine, also can see the internal medicine.
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Hypertensive nephropathy, also known as benign arteriosclerosis, refers to renal arteriole or renal parenchyma damage caused by primary hypertension. It can be divided into benign and malignant arteriosclerosis. The clinical manifestations of hypertensive nephropathy include dizziness, dizziness, tinnitus, insomnia, and fatigue of hypertension itself. With the progress of the disease, left ventricular hypertrophy, angina pectoris, cerebral hemorrhage, cerebral infarction, fundus retinal arteriosclerosis, increased fluid urine, persistent proteinuria or mild to moderate proteinuria may occur.
