13 signs of kidney deficiency in men

Kidney deficiency usually causes many effects on men's body, not only affecting normal work, but also making it difficult to live and eat normally. So can we detect the symptoms early based on some important manifestations and signs? Can timely treatment of symptoms prevent kidney deficiency?

1. Dizziness, weakness, insomnia and frequent dreams

The kidney, as one of the key internal organs of the body, nourishes and warms the other internal organs. If other organs are ill for a long time, it is easy to damage the kidney function. Many patients with special diseases such as chronic hepatitis, coronary heart disease, bronchial asthma, hypertension, etc., usually have symptoms of kidney deficiency.

2. Loss of appetite

Whether a person can eat or not can really reflect the physical condition. Loss of appetite, anorexia, nausea and vomiting are also common symptoms of chronic kidney disease. Some patients always go to the gastroenterology department or the hepatology department to see if they have stomach or liver disease. When they find out that they don’t have stomach or liver disease, they just ignore it and forget to see a nephrologist, which delays the treatment of the disease.

3. Foamy urine

Is there foam in the urine? There are many reasons for foam in the urine. If protein leaks from the kidneys into the urine, the urine will immediately become foamy.

4. Frequent low back pain

It is the most obvious reflection. Pain is the body telling us that we are sick. The kidneys are located on both sides of the spine in the waist, so when the kidney function is diseased, you will feel back pain.

5. Frequent urination and less urination

Frequent urination and inability to stop, or vice versa, not urinating once a day. A healthy person urinates about 4-6 times a day and urinates about 800-2000ml. If the urination frequency and urination are too much or too little, you need to pay attention.

6. Edema of the whole body

There are many reasons why people get edema. For example, drinking too much water, sleeping too long, being too fat, etc., may cause mild edema or transient edema in the upper eyelid, face, calf, etc. If not, it is necessary to suspect whether there is a problem with kidney function.

7. Red urine

The presence of red blood in urine is a very serious problem. The presence of protein or occult blood in urine is a key condition for kidney disease, which can be confirmed by a routine urine test. However, sometimes doctors who are not nephrologists will overlook this point. It is recommended that you consult a nephrologist.