Uremic manifestations

Uremia is the late stage of acute or chronic renal failure, generally refers to the 4 and 5 stages of chronic kidney disease, this time the patient's kidney can not play normal function, causing the patient to show water electrolyte acid-base balance disorder and renal endocrine dysfunction, but also show metabolic end products and toxic substances in the body a large number of retention, thus causing a series of symptoms and signs, called uremia. Uremia can present a series of clinical symptoms in the early stage, such as poor appetite, nausea, vomiting, anemia, exertional, dyspnea, etc. When patients show this condition, they need to go to the hospital for relevant examination and treatment.