Kidney atrophy usually develops to uremia in a few years

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If unilateral kidney atrophy occurs, it will not develop into uremia. If bilateral kidney atrophy occurs, it depends on the severity of atrophy. Severe atrophy may develop into uremia in 3~5 years. The specific time and condition are related to physical factors.

When unilateral kidney atrophy occurs, it will not develop into uremia. Because unilateral kidney atrophy increases, the other kidney can compensate and play the function of two kidneys, thus ensuring stable renal function. Therefore, it will not develop into uremia.

If bilateral kidney atrophy occurs, it is generally considered and appropriate treatment is not taken in time, the impact on the kidney is serious. After being stimulated by metabolic waste in the body, the patient may develop into uremia in 3~5 years.

Patients with renal atrophy should go to a regular hospital in time and choose appropriate treatment to minimize the possibility of uremia.



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