Is It Forbidden to Do Sports for IgA Nephropathy Patient

2015-03-26 15:02

Is it forbidden to do sports for IgA patient ? In fact, when it comes to the sport, we should not say whether it is good or not for kidney disease directly, we should divide it into strenuous sports and gentle sports. For IgA patient with mild or moderate kidney damage, they have do some gentle sports, but for people with serious kidney damage they are not recommend to do much sports, even the gentle sports.

Why Ig A patient are not recommend to do much sports, especially the strenuous sports ?

It is because the strenuous sport may make you very tired or have a lot of sweat. In such case, bacteria and virus easily come into the body, leading to the production of massive immune complexes. When these immune complexes deposit in the kidneys again, kidney disease will be aggravated or relapse. What’s worse, it is difficult for you to achieve the similar curative effect with the same treatment. Therefore, the IgA patient are not recommended to take too much of sports.

From the above we can know that for IgA patient they should do some gentle sports according to their own condition, but no matter how they should avoid to do the strenuous sports which will bring more harm than benefit to their body.

In one word, as a IgA patient you should pay high attention to each aspect of your life, not only the treatment but also the food you eat and living habit. If you still have other questions or need any help in treating IgA Nephropathy, you can leave message to us or consult our online doctor directly, we will try our best to help you.

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