IgA Nephropathy with Tea Colored Urine

Tea colored urine commonly occurs in IgA nephropathy.It can make the patients feel very panic.What is the cause of tea colored urine and how to manage it?

How does tea colored urine occur in IgA Nephropathy?

Tea colored urine or red urine occurs when extra red blood cells become present in urine.Now you need to figure out the causes of red blood cells loss in urine.

Glomeruli with tinier holes act as filters in kidneys.In right condition,large molecular waste products can pass through the holes and will end up in urine like creatinine,urea.Red blood cells are too large to squeeze through the holes of glomeruli.

In IgA nephropathy,the glomeruli are inflamed and scarred.As a result,a large amount of red blood cells will pass through the holes on glomeruli and leak into urine.If there is loss of extra red blood cells in urine,it will cause tea colored urine.Frequent episodes of tea colored urine is a typical feature of IgA nephropathy.

How to deal with tea colored urine in IgA nephropathy?

The underlying cause of tea colored urine in IgA nephropathy is loss of extra red blood cells in urine.Therefore,to manage tea colored urine,the patients should have a treatment to restore the impaired glomeruli and recover the normal barrier function of kidneys.

IgA nephropathy is an autoimmune disorder in which the immune system fails to function properly and attacks the body mistakenly.Therefore,to treat IgA nephropathy,the first treatment step is to correct immune dysfunction and rebuild normal immune system.In this treatment process, immunotherapy will be applied.

As for repairing the glomeruli,Micro-Chinese Medicines Osmotherapy can stimulate the self-repairing of the impaired kidney tissues and cells. When the glomeruli can recover the normal barrier function, no red blood cells will leak into urine. If so, tea colored urine in IgA nephropathy will be controlled fundamentally.