What is the noun explanation of hepatorenal syndrome?

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Hepatorenal syndrome refers to renal failure caused by compensatory liver cirrhosis, fulminant hepatitis, acute liver necrosis and other liver diseases. This disease is a difficult and serious disease. It often has symptoms such as oliguria, anuria, abdominal swelling, edema, yellow pox and so on

What is the noun explanation of hepatorenal syndrome?

Oliguria or anuria. This symptom is an important clinical manifestation of hepatorenal syndrome, which often occurs after strong diuretics, large amount of ascites, upper gastrointestinal bleeding, and even in the process of liver disease, and there is no obvious inducement. Edema. It is mainly abdominal swelling, accompanied by lower limb edema, and even systemic edema.

Gastrointestinal symptoms. For example: hematemesis, nausea and vomiting, bloody stool, etc. General symptoms. Such as: Yellow pox, abdominal veins, and even some patients will appear coma, depression, limb wasting, fatigue and so on. Early urine examination can be normal, in the late may have trace protein, red and white blood cells and a small number of tube type, its characteristics and nephritis caused by uremia. Only a few patients with hepatorenal syndrome were effective, most of them continued to worsen until death.

The patient's body shape is abnormal, and there will be lesions in the body. Patients with hepatorenal syndrome after birth will suffer from nervous body weakness phenomenon, the whole body locked together, convulsions, often unconscious body spasm. Patients have these phenomena, it is best to ask the attending doctor in time for treatment.

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Hepatorenal syndrome, also known as functional renal failure, refers to the damage of metabolites, hemodynamic changes and abnormal blood flow in patients with severe liver disease, resulting in the decrease of renal blood flow and the decrease of filtration rate, The clinical manifestations of hepatorenal syndrome include the symptoms and signs of decompensated cirrhosis and functional renal failure.