Acute renal failure in oliguria and anuria

If the symptoms of oliguria or anuria occur in acute renal failure, generally speaking, it shows that the patient has reduced urine volume. Generally speaking, professionally speaking, if a patient's urine volume within 24 hours is less than 400, we can generally say that he is in an oliguria period. If the urine volume within 24 hours is less than 100 ml, or less than 100 ml, We can basically judge that this patient is anuria. If this symptom is shown, we should pay attention to some further examinations or clarify the cause. If this symptom is already shown, we should seek medical treatment in time and then do some treatment. Because acute renal failure, if the water in your body cannot be discharged, it will affect your heart function, lung function, and the functions of some other important organs. Therefore, in this case, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time for treatment, and the doctor may arrange some dialysis treatments for you.