Does uremia cause fever?

In contemporary real life, the incidence of uremia is particularly high. At this time, everyone needs to understand from all aspects the methods that can help cure the disease in patients with uremia, so as to better control the physical condition of patients with uremia. The disease of uremia is actually very scary and can cause organ failure. If toxins cannot be excreted, will patients with uremia have a fever? Why does uremia often cause fever?

The most common symptom of uremia is unexplained high fever. In fact, most patients have not had a fever for many years. This does not mean that the patients are healthy, but because the patients are completely unable to fight the disease and therefore have no ability to have a fever. Therefore, the fever at this time should mean that the patient's blood energy has risen to a good level, which enables him to fight the disease. Therefore, for the patient, the fever is not without benefits.

Western medicine generally uses dialysis and kidney transplantation to treat renal failure and uremia. Dialysis is a maintenance treatment, equivalent to an artificial kidney. As time goes by, the frequency of dialysis gradually increases, the urine volume becomes less and less, and kidney function progressively declines. The severity of the pathological damage and the number of remaining renal units determine the success of conservative restorative treatment.

The kidneys are a filter, just like the water filter in your home, except that they filter blood instead of water. Currently, many families have various types of water filters. When the water filter at home does not produce water, most people's first reaction is that the water supply is out of service. They will usually open other faucets to confirm whether the water supply is really out of service or that the faucet is not opened correctly. Few people will immediately react that the water filter is broken. This is mainly because everyone knows that a water filter simply allows water to pass through some filter materials to remove dirt. It does not have any parts that are easily broken, nor does it have any moving parts. It is a device that is not prone to malfunction.

Patients with uremia should pay attention to a proper diet. Eat less foods with high fat content, because fat is not conducive to the repair of glomerular diseases, but instead aggravates kidney function damage. Lipids promote vascular sclerosis, so patients should take a low-fat diet. Carbohydrates mainly refer to various grains. Arrange your daily life reasonably, go to bed early and get up early, do some moderate exercise in the morning, breathe fresh air, promote metabolism, and the amount of activity should not be too much, light activity is appropriate. Actively prevent various infections, such as respiratory tract infections, urinary tract infections, skin infections, etc., and prevent adverse factors such as high blood pressure, irregular diet, drinking too much or too little water, etc.