Can People with Chronic Renal Disease Have Polyuria

With the development of chronic renal disease, you will find that there are many changes in the urine, such as too much urine or too little urine, blood urine or protein urine, frequent urine, etc. Can people with chronic renal disease have polyuria?

Now let’s learn more about polyuria and chronic renal disease.

Polyuria occurs when you are urinating more than the normal volume. Urine volume is considered excessive if it is more than 2.5 liters per day. Polyuria may be associated with the impairment of renal tubule.

As we all know, renal tubules have the function of reabsorption. When the initial urine flows through renal tubule and collecting duct, most of the urine will be reabsorbed for healthy people. But for people with chronic renal disease, if their glomeruli as well as renal tubules are damaged, the water can not be reabsorbed normally as before so that the water content in urine increases. Besides, if your kidney disease is caused by diabetes, you are prone to have polyuria as well in the early stage, because your kidneys have to produce urine to remove the excess sugar from body.

How to treat polyuria for people with chronic renal disease?

According to the different causes of polyuria, different treatment plans may be used. Polyuria caused by diabetes can be controlled by lowering blood sugar, while polyuria caused by renal tubule impairment can be alleviated by improving kidney function.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy helps repair the damaged kidneys by anti-inflammation, anti-coagulation, blood vessels dilation, extracellular matrix degradation and essential nutrient supply for kidney self-healing.

Polyuria usually occurs in the early stage of your chronic renal disease, if you do not pay attention to it, your GFR will become lower and lower so that your urine volume declines as well. Therefore, you had better take treatment as early as possible to repair the damaged kidneys and improve kidney function.