Symptoms of renal diseases

The kidneys are working with many other parts of the body and to perform functions that affect even more, which is why symptoms of renal diseases can affect the body in a fairly large number of different ways.

Usually, kidney disease, which has been running ends will relatively unobserved until the disease has deteriorated to the point of actually have only a minimal left kidney function. Since several different body systems may be affected, it may be difficult to recognize the symptoms which may have been exclusively on kidney diseases until the later stages of the disease.

Many people are under the impression that renal disease may lead to a decrease in urine output, so that they do not believe that their symptoms are offered with kidney problems. In fact, for most people with renal failure, there will be no decrease in urine output normally expects will happen.

Due to many other parts of the body, that the work of the kidney symptoms will vary considerably. Many different body systems may be affected and some of the symptoms that may suggest renal diseases are:

* Extreme fatigue and weakness. Usually, this may be due to anaemia and uremia.

* Salmon is a lack of red blood cells in the body and can lead a person to feel very tired, weak and in some cases, sensitive to the cold. Uremia is the accumulation of waste products, such as urea in the body, which may also feel the suffering extremely itchy and lead to a reduction of appetite. This reduced appetite can lead to symptoms of fatigue and weakness, in the absence of appropriate nutrients and fluids to the body.

* Nausea and vomiting.

* Frequent urination, especially at night

* Liquid retention. May increase swelling around the leg and puffiness around the eyes.

* Bruising easily and pale skin. Skin becomes tender and lacking in color because of anemia.

* High blood pressure

B. Chest pain. The symptoms of chest pain is usually due to inflammation around the heart, which is called pericarditis.

* In rare breath, usually from the liquid in the lungs.

* Frequent headache

* Numbness in hands and feet. This is called peripheral neuropathy.

* Sleep problems

* Mental disorders. These violations can be attributed to wastes that are building up in the body.

* Restless leg syndrome

* Pain in bones and easily sample are destroyed.

* Reduction of libido.

* There are many different kidney symptoms of the disease, and most can be attributed to other causes, so do not give a definite diagnosis of the problems of the kidneys. It is important to have frequent checkups if any of these symptoms are resistant, particularly if family history or presence of other conditions which may contribute to kidney diseases.