Can't run if you have the Nutcracker phenomenon?

The nutcracker phenomenon is also called left renal vein pressure. It refers to the squeezing process of the left renal vein in the entire process of passing through the abdominal aorta and the superior mesenteric pulmonary artery or the gap between the abdominal aorta and the middle of the spine. It is often accompanied by the decrease of blood velocity in the left renal vein and the expansion of the distal vein at the pressure point. Should people with nutcracker syndrome pay attention to exercise and fitness? Let me tell you about it below.

The condition of left renal vein tolerance is a nutcracker condition, and such symptoms are clinically manifested by hematuria and/or proteinuria, and many patients will continue to have symptoms of unilateral renal bleeding. Such symptoms require immediate treatment.

If you have hematuria at the beginning of your period, you need immediate treatment. When treating hematuria, you can use medication to relieve the symptoms. However, if the expected effect of medication in relieving hematuria is not very obvious, it is recommended to immediately use the method of inserting a fixed stent to treat the condition.

In the treatment of this type of left renal vein tolerance symptom, it is also necessary to improve your daily life. If you have excessive exercise in your daily life, you must reduce it from today, otherwise it will lead to more serious hematuria.

You need more rest. If you are tired from exercise, it will affect your symptoms, so you don’t need to do it. During the treatment period, you also need to pay attention to your nutritional balance and supplement more nutrients, but you need to reduce the intake of irritating foods.

Nutritional matching management plan: 1. Reasonable nutritional elements: Food should be as diverse as possible, and the size of the grain should be balanced. Eat more bean foods and edible fungi foods.

2. Rich in nutrition: Eat more nutritious, easy to digest foods, eat more high-protein foods, multivitamins, and low-animal fat foods.

3. Fresh and light dishes: Do not eat old, moldy or irritating foods; it is recommended to eat more fresh fruits and vegetables rich in vitamin C; choose foods with light taste and easy digestion and absorption to maintain smooth bowel movements; you can eat more yogurt, mushroom soup, kelp soup, and yellow croaker soup.

4. Eat less irritating and spicy foods: Eat less mutton, beef, chicken breast, freshwater fish, shrimp and other irritating foods, do not eat fried, smoked or grilled foods, do not eat foods with strange smells. Avoid smoking and drinking, and do not eat spicy foods or uneven foods.