How long does it take for kidney bleeding to return to normal?

Kidney hemorrhage is a common result when we check kidney function. It is a signal of kidney function problems. Kidney hemorrhage has a very serious impact and harm on our daily life and work. So, what is the cause of kidney hemorrhage in our daily life? The following is a detailed response from experts and professors.

The clinical symptoms of general renal bleeding are pain in the renal area and hematuria, and more severe cases may cause shock. Kidney injury includes the following types: 1. Minor injury to the renal cortex; 2. Renal contusion, subadventitial abscess, and perirenal abscess; 3. Lymphatic renal parenchymal rupture.

1. Slight damage to renal function: The damage is limited to a part of the renal parenchyma, resulting in intraparenchymal stasis, abscesses or small abscesses under part of the adventitia. The renal connective system may also be involved, resulting in a small amount of hematuria. Because the metabolic function of the renal parenchyma at the damaged site is reduced, there is very little urine extravasation. Generally, the symptoms are mild and the recovery is fast.

2. Kidney bleeding? Kidney contusion: It is a contusion of the kidney substance. If accompanied by a rupture of the renal outer membrane, it can cause perirenal abscesses. If the mucosa of the renal pelvis and renal calyx is ruptured, significant hematuria can be seen. However, it generally does not cause more serious urinary infiltration. Most cases can recover spontaneously with medical treatment.

3. Renal cell layer rupture: When the kidney parenchyma is severely injured, it will reach the outer membrane of the kidney and the mucosa of the renal pelvis and calyx. This is often accompanied by perirenal abscesses and urine extravasation. If the perirenal muscle fascia is ruptured, the hematuria may leak along the posterior peritoneum. If the abscess ruptures the commissure system, it can cause more serious hematuria. Sometimes one of the kidney functions can be completely torn off, or the kidney function is severely ruptured and the kidney is broken. This type of kidney injury has obvious symptoms and serious consequences, and requires surgical treatment.

How long does it take to recover from kidney bleeding?

The main cause of renal bleeding is: spontaneous rupture of renal tumors causing bleeding. The more common ones are angiomyolipoma or renal malignant tumors. In addition, trauma can also cause renal rupture and bleeding. Clinically, it can be diagnosed based on renal CT, renal enhancement CT, urine analysis and other tests. Generally, it is necessary to use more sensitive antibiotics, promote blood circulation and determine bed rest for treatment. After the above treatment, the bleeding will generally stop spontaneously in about a week, and strict bed rest for more than eight weeks is required after the cessation.