Can Kidney Disease and Headache Take Painkillers?

2021-12-02 18:51

Can Kidney Disease and Headache Take Painkillers? A patient with kidney disease asked me: I took painkillers as soon as I had a headache, and the whole body swelling suddenly developed. After taking the medicine for a week after the diagnosis of kidney biopsy, there is no sign of swelling. It is an acute tubular interstitial injury. Is it suspected to be a headache caused by kidney disease?

First of all, if you have a headache, you must check whether your blood pressure is normal? There are many reasons for headaches. If a patient with kidney disease has no history of # hypertension, and a headache occurs after the diagnosis of kidney disease is found, it is recommended to measure blood pressure in time. In addition to abnormal urine tests (that is, hematuria, proteinuria), most patients with nephropathy will have clinical manifestations of edema and hypertension. Take painkillers when you have a headache. Renal puncture has found that acute tubular interstitial injury is caused. There are also reversible causes of acute tubular interstitial injury. Let’s take a look at the causes of acute tubular interstitial injury.

Various drugs and toxic factors, such as cold medicines, painkillers, stomach medicines, antibiotics, aristolochic acid herbs, contrast agents and other drugs, as well as supplements, health products, and exposure to some toxic substances such as decoration materials in the living environment , Paint, heavy metals, etc., can damage the renal tubule interstitium in a short time.

Some factors that lead to the progression of renal function can be acute or chronic. Some patients and some renal functions can be reversed, and there are large individual differences. You said that renal puncture found tubulointerstitial damage, the first is to stop all suspicious drugs, and the second is to find the primary disease that caused the tubulointerstitial damage to treat its primary disease, so as to delay it Further damage.

Excessive proteinuria is the most common factor in the progression of renal function. Under normal circumstances, long-term proteinuria can lead to irreversible chronic renal failure. In patients with nephrotic syndrome, reversible and temporary acute kidney damage can also occur when the urine protein is high.

Some irreversible reasons:

When the renal function is chronically damaged to a certain point and exceeds the "threshold" (the glomerular filtration rate is less than 45ml/min, it enters the stage 3b, stage 4, and stage 5), the kidney itself will secrete a large number of inflammatory factors to promote Kidney function further fails. At this time, even if the various complications are controlled, the trend of continued rise in serum creatinine cannot be avoided and can only be slowed down.

Generally speaking, when chronic kidney disease enters stage 3b, it is successful to delay the annual decline of glomerular filtration rate to less than 1ml/min-this is equivalent to the progress of uremic dialysis in patients with moderate renal failure. Time has been delayed from 5-8 years under natural conditions to more than 30 years.

Patients with kidney disease have headaches. The headache is not necessarily caused by nephritis. The patient will have some conditions. However, headache is not a normal condition, and it may be caused by other reasons, so detailed examination and treatment must be performed.

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