What causes Uremia

Chronic Renal Failure refers to all primary and secondary kidney disease causing progressive renal damage and then making the clinical syndrome comprised by a series of symptoms or metabolic disorder. Generally speaking, Chronic Renal Failure develops slowly, but the delay of treatment may finally lead to Uremia. Uremia is not an independent disease, but a common clinical syndrome of various kidney diseases developing into the late stage. Then, what causes uremia? It may differ from person to person. If you have interest in your personal cause, please consult our free online service directly.
Due to the loss of kidney function, the waste nitrogen mass producing in the body can not be excreted from the body but accumulates in the body, balance disorders of water and electricity, water retention, electrolyte disorder. The common reasons causing kidney failure are the kidney itself illness and kidney injury. Pre-renal failure is often because of heart failure and many other reasons causing blood pressure reducing and Renal hypoperfusion. The main causes of post-renal failure are urinary tract obstruction and urine reflux.
The diseases causing uremia: chronic glomerulonephritis, chronic pyelonephritis, renal tuberculosis, renal arteriolar sclerosis, urinary tract stones, hypertrophy of the prostate, bladder cancer, diabetes, etc.

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