Drinking too much, Symptom of Pediatric Chronic Renal Failure

Drinking too much is one symptom of pediatric chronic renal failure. While it is only one of symptoms, because other diseases can also cause children drinking too much, such as diabetes, anaphylactiod purpura and so on. If parents find children’s drinking habits different from normal, they should take children to hospital for urine test B ultrasonic test. Once children are diagnosed with pediatric chronic renal failure, excessive water will increase the burden of kidney, and exacerbate the condition of illness.

Abnormal Urine Test

If proteinuria, erythrocyte, leukocyte, urine glucose are found in it, further examination is necessary.

Redundancy or Insufficient of Urine Volume

Under normal circumstances, urine volume of infants is 400-600ml, preschoolers’ urine volume is 600-800ml and school children’s is 800-1400ml. Either the increase or decrease of urine volume may be the dangerous signals of kidney diseases.

Besides, it is very important for pediatric chronic renal failure to early diagnose. By urine test, some latent kidney diseases can be discovered. Furthermore, parents should pay more attention to children’s daily life and some signals that may cause kidney disease.

The characteristic of renal disease is eyelid or facial edema. The edema will almost degrade after lunch, aggravate after fatigue and relive after relaxation.

When children drink too much, associating with symptoms of swellings and impotence, parents should take their children to hospital for examination as early as possible if they have suffered chronic renal failure. Having treatment in time is also essential so as not to threaten children’s life.