Is kidney overdraft the same as kidney deficiency? What is the difference between the two?

I believe that many men have heard of the disease of renal overdraft, so they easily associate it with kidney deficiency, and thus easily fall into a misunderstanding, that is, renal overdraft is equal to kidney deficiency. In fact, from a professional perspective, renal overdraft is not equal to kidney deficiency, and there is a clear difference between the two. What are these differences?

Renal overdraft and renal deficiency are fundamentally different.

Kidney overdraft is a state of physical decline. Kidney deficiency is a common kidney disease. Kidney deficiency is more serious than overdraft, and kidney overdraft may develop into kidney deficiency. Kidney permeability is only sub-healthy and can be recovered by rest, while kidney deficiency requires taking kidney-tonifying drugs.

Kidney overdraft

Kidney overdraft is a state of physical decline. It is just a sub-health state, which is reversible from a physiological point of view. There is an old Chinese saying that "accumulated fatigue leads to illness". Long-term kidney overdraft will cause kidney fatigue and lead to kidney deficiency. Kidney fatigue is caused by the cumulative damage to the kidney caused by kidney overdraft or long-term use of irritating drugs, which leads to kidney function atrophy, premature aging, lack of energy, and is a chronic fatigue syndrome. Generally, there will be no organic lesions of the kidney and other organ tissues.

Kidney deficiency

Kidney deficiency is a common kidney disease. Anyone who has more than 6 of the following symptoms, such as fatigue, loss of libido, back pain, weak knees, chills, cold limbs, frequent urination at night, and dry skin, or 5 of the above symptoms combined with 2 or more of the reference symptoms, such as forgetfulness, hair loss, premature graying of hair, shaky teeth, blurred vision, age spots, loss of appetite, and palpitations, is suffering from kidney deficiency.

People with kidney deficiency must go to the hospital for examination, and take medicine according to the doctor's instructions after diagnosis; "food supplements are worse than medicine supplements", so you can eat more zinc- and selenium-rich foods such as leeks, yam, carrots, mutton, oysters, oysters, etc.; maintain a good mood, regular work and rest, exercise moderately, enhance the body's blood circulation, and improve immunity.