How does pyelonephritis look for Guo Zhaoan?

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Pyelonephritis, also known as upper urinary tract infection, can be divided into acute pyelonephritis and chronic pyelonephritis. Acute pyelonephritis mostly occurs in women of childbearing age. Patients often have low back pain, renal tenderness, percussion pain, shivering, fever, headache, nausea and vomiting and other systemic symptoms, as well as frequent urination, urgency and pain of urination and other bladder irritation signs. Leukocytosis can be seen in blood test. Now let's share how to find Guo Zhaoan for pyelonephritis?.

How does pyelonephritis look for Guo Zhaoan?

First, there is no hypertension or azotemia. The patient's urine is turbid, with gross hematuria. The urine routine microscopic examination shows a large amount of white blood cells or purulent cells, a small amount of red blood cells and tubular type, and a small to medium amount of protein.

Second: chronic pyelonephritis is caused by the untimely and incomplete treatment of acute pyelonephritis. It is generally believed that the course of disease is more than 6 months, which is chronic. If it is caused by urinary tract obstruction, the inducing factors are not corrected and eliminated in time, and the inflammation does not subside for a long time, it can gradually turn into chronic, and eventually lead to uremia.

Third: because the renal tubular damage is heavier and earlier than the glomerulus, the symptoms of renal tubular insufficiency often appear, such as polyuria, nocturia, low proportion of urine, renal tubular acidosis, etc.

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Some patients, especially young and middle-aged patients, often develop malignant hypertension rapidly due to the involvement of renal vessels, and have early cardiac and renal function damage and fundus vascular changes.