What does second liver nephritis symptom have?

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Hepatitis B is a common liver disease, often one of the hepatitis B virus will indirectly form glomerulonephritis, which will bring great harm to the body, and the incidence of the crowd is mainly children, the onset age of the disease is mostly children and adolescents, male majority, clinical manifestations are diverse. It can be manifested as nephrotic syndrome, simple proteinuria, hematuria and proteinuria. Nephrotic syndrome is more common in children, and acute nephritis syndrome or renal failure may occur in severe cases. What does second liver nephritis symptom have? Let's talk about it

What does second liver nephritis symptom have?

All patients had microscopic hematuria or proteinuria, occult onset, and most of them were found during urine examination. Clinically, renal damage is often secondary to the attack of liver disease for several months or years. Some patients may have nephritis syndrome or nephrotic syndrome. The patients with nephrotic syndrome may have edema of different degrees and ascites. Most renal damage can develop into nephrotic syndrome * hypoproteinemia can be seen in fluid retention and other nephrotic syndrome.

Most patients have no history of hepatitis and clinical manifestations of hepatitis. Some patients may have liver enlargement or abnormal liver function. Asymptomatic proteinuria, microscopic hematuria and serum disease-like syndrome can appear when hepatitis attacks. The fluctuation of proteinuria in different degrees is large, sometimes mild and sometimes severe, which is asymptomatic proteinuria and hematuria.

Hepatitis B virus associated glomerulonephritis patients can be manifested as non jaundice acute hepatitis attack, or liver disease attack with no obvious clinical manifestations, most patients with liver lesions are chronic benign lesions. With the passage of time, the disease often has no obvious aggravation tendency, especially in children, and even has no symptoms. The liver function test is only slightly abnormal. In clinical practice, liver lesions are mild, and recurrent hepatorenal syndrome is rare in hepatitis B virus associated glomerulonephritis.

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