Liver and kidney syndrome need to be distinguished from which diseases

Acute interstitial nephritis is a kidney disease characterized by renal tubular damage. Compared with hepatorenal syndrome,

acute interstitial

nephritis does not involve liver function damage, and common manifestations are urine abnormalities and edema.

2. Systemic lupus

erythematosus is an autoimmune disease that can damage both liver and kidney. It needs to be differentiated from hepatorenal syndrome by relevant clinical manifestations, laboratory tests and immunological indicators.

3. Viral

hepatitis is easy to cause liver damage, but not necessarily accompanied by kidney damage. Therefore, it is necessary to differentiate hepatorenal syndrome according to the specific history and related tests of viral hepatitis.