What are the symptoms of congenital kidney deficiency

People with congenital kidney deficiency usually show a particular fear of cold, and often have lumps in the limbs or abdomen, and are also accompanied by symptoms such as tinnitus, forgetfulness, and dizziness. Therefore, if you find yourself experiencing these symptoms in your life, you should consider whether it is caused by kidney deficiency.

1. Being particularly afraid of cold: If you feel very cold when others do not feel cold, that is very bad. This may mean that you have kidney yang deficiency, and the condition of cold hands and feet will be more serious in winter.

2. Frequent swelling of the limbs and abdomen: Women with kidney yang deficiency often have swelling of the abdomen or limbs, and sometimes they will experience pain in the calves after standing for a while.

3. Heel pain after standing or walking for a long time: In this case, the pain will go away with a short rest. The skin on the heels will still be rough and thick, and the heels are often cold. These all indicate that you have kidney yang deficiency.

4. Tinnitus, forgetfulness, and dizziness: There are many symptoms of kidney yang deficiency, including dizziness and tinnitus. If the condition of kidney yang deficiency is not improved, it will pose a great threat to women’s health.

5. Frequent urination: If you go to the toilet frequently, urinate a lot each time, and have nocturia at night, it means you need to regulate your kidneys.

So, everyone knows what congenital kidney deficiency is and understands the symptoms. In fact, even if you suffer from kidney deficiency, it is not very scary, because there are many ways to treat kidney deficiency, and medication is a good method.