My husband has nephritis. Will his semen cause inflammation to me?

Kidney disease is very common in life and has a great impact on people's health. This is because the kidney is one of the most important organs in the body and can play a key role in metabolism. However, kidney disease will hinder the realization of kidney function and cause great damage to people's health. Some people are worried that nephritis will be contagious. For example, many women want to know if their husband has nephritis and his semen has inflammation, will it be passed on to me?

The kidneys are part of the urinary system, so if there is no problem with the reproductive system, there is no problem. Yes, generally, kidney disease does not affect fertility. Generally, male reproductive diseases such as prostatitis, orchitis, and vas deferens affect fertility. However, if it is acute pyelonephritis, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital for examination and treatment.

Avoid fatigue, remove inducements such as infection, avoid contact with kidney-toxic drugs or poisons, adopt a healthy lifestyle (such as quitting smoking, exercising moderately and controlling emotions, etc.) and a reasonable diet. In the acute phase, you should rest in bed, and gradually increase your activity after the clinical symptoms improve. In the acute phase, you should be given a low-salt diet (less than 3g per day). People with normal renal function do not need to limit protein intake, but protein intake should be limited in azotemia, and high-quality animal protein should be the main source. People with oliguria should limit fluid intake.