Protein in urine is a kind of symptom when patients are suffering from
chronic kidney disease. CKD patients who have not show any protein in urine may
even start to worry when they will also have protein in urine and how should
they treat it.
Generally, as we mentioned in the premier articles, protein in urine is due
to the damage of renal glomerular filtration membrane. When the pores in the
membrane become bigger, some bigger molecules will leak out such as proteins,
thus causing proteinuria. Chronic kidney disease can be divided into 5 stages
according to the glomerular filtration rate (GFR). In addition, chronic kidney
disease is a general term which almost includes all chronic kidney disease, both
primary ones and secondary ones such as Hypertensive Nephropathy, Diabetic
Nephropathy, and so on.
When does protein leak out in urine?(Proteinuria and Kidney Disease)
Firstly, all patients with primary renal glomerular nephritis can have
protein which leaks out in urine, no matter which stage they are in.
Secondly, for patients with Diabetic Nephropathy, they begin to have protein
in urine at stage 2 to stage 3.
Thirdly, as for those with Hypertensive Nephropathy, they will not have
protein in urine until they are in the advanced stage.
Since that we have understood when protein in urine will leak out, we should
take effective measures to prevent and treat when it appears really.
Once chronic kidney disease is diagnosed, patients should treat it as soon as
possible even in stage 1, during which there is no symptom as a result of the
compensation ability. However, the damage inside of the kidney has had happened
for a long time. GFR will not increase until the creatinine decreases by more
than a half.
As we mentioned in the premier passage, most chronic kidney diseases are
caused by immune disorder of the human body. When discharged in Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital, patients will adopt the immunotherapy which is a
combination of western medicine and traditional Chinese medicine and advanced
than both of them. If you are interested in it, please consult us or email
us.
