Does holding urine really cause nephritis?

Many patients often hold their urine for some reasons, and long-term holding of urine will have a great impact on our kidneys. Nephritis is a relatively common kidney disease. Many patients believe that holding urine for a long time will cause nephritis, but some patients do not think so. So, can holding urine really cause nephritis? Let’s take a brief look at it!

Each patient may experience symptoms of different severity. Edema is the first symptom. In mild cases, there is only slight swelling of the eyelids and face in the morning, and slight edema of the lower limbs in the afternoon, which disappears within a short period of time after rest. Some patients have increased blood pressure as the first symptom, and then chronic glomerulonephritis is discovered.

Will holding urine cause chronic nephritis? Chronic nephritis patients will show early symptoms that are not taken seriously. There will be a lot of foam when urinating, and the foam will last for a long time. There will be more erythema and red spots on the face, body, and limbs. There will be soreness in the joints of the limbs, high fever, red urine and other symptoms. It is a kidney disease with proteinuria, hematuria, edema and hypertension as clinical manifestations.

Will holding urine cause chronic nephritis? Through the above introduction, we should be vigilant. Many white-collar workers now have the habit of holding urine due to their busy work. This will lead to the onset of chronic nephritis in the long run. In between work and study, we should reserve some time for ourselves to take a break so that we can solve our own convenient problems as we please.

Holding urine has a huge impact on patients, and the bladder will also be affected to a certain extent. Therefore, you should not hold urine for any reason. You should not hold urine because you are too busy at work. Otherwise, it will not only cause nephritis but also cause many diseases. Therefore, patients must pay more attention to it in their daily lives.