Hypertensive nephropathy is caused by essential hypertension in benign small arterial nephrosclerosis (also known as hypertensive nephrectomy) and malignant arterial nephrosclerosis, accompanied by the corresponding clinical manifestations of the disease.

Hypertensive patients should monitor renal function

Hypertension on the heart, brain, kidney damage is great, the recent research on these aspects are also of concern. The most severe kidney damage caused by hypertension than uremia, and this is probably the most reluctant to hear the results of patients with hypertension nephropathy. So in order to prevent the detection of hypertensive nephropathy is already uremia, high blood pressure friends should check their renal function in time.

Control of blood pressure at the desired level is a prerequisite for preventing damage to renal function. In addition, for hypertensive patients, it is more important to closely monitor their renal function. Specific measures are as follows:

1, regular check renal function. Including endogenous creatinine clearance, serum creatinine, urea nitrogen, preferably every 2 months.


2, close observation of whether there is early symptoms of uremia. Such as fatigue, weakness, backache and other weak symptoms such as weakness, loss of appetite or nausea and vomiting and other gastrointestinal symptoms, and pale complexion, pale tongue, lips, pale eyelids and other anemia. Once the relevant symptoms, should promptly check the renal function to confirm whether the abnormal.

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