What is the reason for high urea?

Urea is a substance excreted after protein metabolism in the human body. The level of urea can be seen through urine tests, which is also a relatively important indicator of kidney function. When conducting kidney function tests, if the urea is found to be high, generally speaking, this is because there is a certain damage to the kidney function. During this period, you must reduce your protein intake, such as milk, eggs, lean pork, soy products, etc. The diet should be moderate and not consumed too much. In addition, the calories of food should also be reduced and controlled. You should get enough rest at ordinary times and not be too tired. Fatigue will easily cause the symptoms to worsen as the body function declines.

What causes high urea nitrogen?

1. Urea nitrogen is easily affected by urine volume and nitrogen load. Upper gastrointestinal bleeding, certain severe liver diseases, severe shock, the use of corticosteroids and excessive protein in the diet can cause a temporary increase in blood urea nitrogen.

2. When the renal filtration rate drops to 1/2 to 1/3 of the normal level, urea nitrogen gradually increases. Generally, under normal circumstances, the ratio of blood urea nitrogen to blood creatinine is 10.1. The reasons for the high ratio include gastrointestinal bleeding, hemolysis, heart failure and increased tissue analysis (burns, high fever, cortical hormone treatment, etc.), which are mostly caused by prerenal factors. A low ratio is seen in insufficient protein intake, severe liver and kidney failure, etc.

3. A simple increase in urea nitrogen can be caused by excessive intake of protein foods in the diet. By changing the dietary structure and balancing the combination of protein, sugary foods and vegetables, the condition can quickly return to normal.

4. Acute and chronic nephritis, pyelonephritis, gout and other diseases can cause high urea nitrogen. In addition, consuming too much protein at one time can also cause high blood urea nitrogen. Therefore, a comprehensive analysis must be conducted based on clinical symptoms. The normal value of fasting blood sugar is 6, and yours is also higher than the normal value. Do you have symptoms of diabetes such as polydipsia, polyuria, and weight loss? Therefore, please check again and do a two-hour postprandial blood sugar or glucose tolerance test to rule out diabetes.

What should I do if urea nitrogen is too high? How can I lower it?

1. If the urea nitrogen level is high during the renal function test, do not ignore it or be too nervous. You need to correctly determine the cause of the high urea nitrogen level. In order to promptly rule out the possibility of kidney disease, it is recommended to conduct a systematic examination such as B-ultrasound, urine routine, blood routine, etc., to clarify the true cause of the high urea nitrogen level and treat it in time.

2. In fact, high blood creatinine and urea nitrogen in kidney disease are mainly caused by microcirculatory damage, glomerular sclerosis and basement membrane damage. To solve the problem of high urea nitrogen, we must start from this pathological cause and treat the cause thoroughly.

3. "Three-dimensional Kidney Revitalizing Therapy" combines TCM syndrome differentiation with disease differentiation and treatment, and adopts classification treatment, symptomatic treatment, causal treatment and holistic treatment. That is, different TCM treatments are used for different types of kidney disease, different patient constitutions and different stages of kidney disease development.

4. Through the mutual compatibility between drugs, the purpose of strengthening the body and treating both the symptoms and the root causes can be achieved without any side effects. It regulates the body's immune function by tonifying the kidney, activating blood circulation, and detoxifying, repairs the glomerular basement membrane, clears immune complexes, and reduces or eliminates urine protein and occult blood. Promote renal microcirculation, accelerate renal metabolism, activate renal units, restore atrophic kidneys to normal size, enhance detoxification function, and excrete toxins such as blood creatinine and urea nitrogen through urine.

For most kidney disease patients, it takes a certain amount of time and a process for kidney lesions to develop. Therefore, treatment and recovery also requires a process. At this time, it is necessary to prevent colds, control diet and emotions, avoid fatigue, control blood pressure, blood sugar and other factors, and protect kidney function in many ways. Only with timely treatment can the body gradually recover.