Why do girls have kidney pain?

The kidney is a relatively important part of the human body and is also a part that is more prone to disease. No matter what kind of kidney symptoms appear, patients should pay attention to it in time, go to the hospital to find out the cause, and then receive appropriate treatment to avoid greater damage to their kidney health and even overall health. Below, I will introduce to you some common causes of kidney pain in girls!

1. Infection

Kidney infection can be said to be a relatively serious disease. When infectious bacteria enter the human body, or existing lesions in the body circulate through the blood to the kidneys, causing inflammation and edema, this is kidney infection. Most of the time, it is caused by bacteria in the bladder entering the kidneys.

If the kidney pain is caused by infection, antibiotic treatment is required. If the examination shows that the kidney pain is caused by infection, medication is needed. Generally, antibiotics are used. Generally, kidney pain caused by infection that is not very serious can be completely cured.

2. Kidney stones

There are many factors that induce kidney stones, including race, genetics, living environment, and eating habits. Symptoms include lumbar and abdominal cramps, nausea, vomiting, irritability, abdominal distension, hematuria, chills and fever, unbearable pain, etc.

3. Kidney cyst

Medically, it is generally divided into simple renal cysts and hereditary renal cysts. Generally, it is simple renal cysts, and it is more common in elderly men. Renal cysts generally have no symptoms. Only when the cyst compression causes vascular occlusion or urinary tract obstruction may corresponding symptoms appear, which may have some impact on renal function.

4. Fatigue

The so-called five kinds of fatigue and seven kinds of injuries, the kidneys need rest. Excessive fatigue puts a heavy burden on the kidneys, so you should pay attention to rest and drink some medicinal wine appropriately. It is best to consult a specialist Chinese medicine practitioner and then choose what kind of medicinal wine to make based on the doctor's diagnosis. You can’t just look up one on the Internet and then just make a pot of it to drink, as that might have the opposite effect.

5. Nephritis

It is divided into acute, chronic, and accessory organ inflammation, and manifests as fatigue, low back pain, edema, hypertension, abnormal renal function, decreased urine volume, congestive heart failure, etc. This is a rather complicated issue, so it is best to go to a better hospital for examination and treatment. People with severe nephritis may need a kidney transplant, so it must be taken seriously.