SYMPTOMS OF A KIDNEY INFECTION

                                                                                 

              

Kidney contamination is an irritation of the renal tubules, which address the essential units of the kidney, and there are various side effects that might go with kidney disease, including the accompanying:

• Note the decrease in the amount of urine during urination. 
• Urine changes color to red or darker than that as a result of accompanying blood. 
• A change in urination pattern. 
• Swelling occurs in different parts of the body, especially in the face, hands, feet, and ankles.
•  Discharge of cloudy urine. 
• Overweight. 
• Hypertension.

Causes of inflammation of the kidneys

The primary driver of kidney contamination may not be clear at times, and a few researchers accept that the gamble of disease might increment assuming there is a family background of kidney contamination. With respect to different reasons that might prompt kidney irritation, we notice the accompanying:

• Infection with some types of infections, such as HIV infection, and hepatitis B and C virus infection. 

• Taking some types of medicines such as antibiotics, taking a large number of pain relievers, and diuretics.

Complications of nephritis 

At times, kidney disease might be joined by various unexpected problems, including the accompanying:

• High blood cholesterol, which in turn increases the risk of heart disease and stroke.
•  Hypertension. 
• Albuminuria, which is frothy urine. 
• Hematuria Anemia, which may be accompanied by a feeling of fatigue and shortness of breath. 
• Ascites, which is the accumulation of fluid in the extremities and face.
•  Kidney failure may lead to the need for dialysis or a kidney transplant.

                                                                

Diagnosis and treatment of nephritis

Kidney contamination is analyzed when a huge expansion in the degrees of protein, platelets, and kidney cells in the pee shows up, and the level of side-effects coming about because of metabolic cycles, for example, urea corrosive and creatinine, is high in the blood.

Natural ways to treat kidney infection:

1. Drink plenty of fluids, especially water. 
2. You can also drink one or two cups of coconut water or lemon water, and drink fruit juice.
3.  Drink unsweetened cranberry juice daily, and eat 2-3 cups daily of yogurt. 
4. Drink one or two glasses of orange and grapefruit juice daily. 
5. Reducing the addition of salt to food, and reducing the intake of foods rich in potassium.
6.  Eat boiled parsley leaves after it cools down.
7.  Have a cup of green tea, marshmallow tea, blueberry tea, gravel root tea, and dandelion.
8.  Minimize protein-rich foods. 
9. Drink a cup of apple cider vinegar mixed with honey daily. 
10. Focus on eating virgin olive oil because of its benefits in calming inflammation and removing toxins from the body.