Is Abdominal Pain Associated With Berger’s Disease

Is abdominal pain associated with Berger’s Disease or IgA Nephropathy? Even though abdominal pain is not as common as hematuria and proteinuria in IgA Nephropathy, patients still need to pay highly attention.

Many patients with IgA Nephropathy have bouts of flank pain, which can range from a dull ache in the back (often confused with lower back problems or arthritis) to debilitating spasm that make walking and rising difficult. Some patients experience occasional abdominal pain. This may be mistaken for appendicitis. This abdominal pain may also be mistaken for renal colic or in women, a ruptured ovarian cyst.

How to treat abdominal pain in Berger’s Disease?

IgA Nephropathy is considered to be an immune-complex mediated disorder which means that immune complexes may not be the direct cause of the disease but they help bring about the end result, which is widespread inflammation of the kidneys. As for this point, the most effective way for IgA Nephropathy is to remove immune complexes from the blood and recover kidney function. Thus, we would like to recommend Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy. This therapy can regulate immune system and remove immune complexes, through using Chinese medicines with strong immunological competence. This helps protect residual kidney function and prevent the relapse of IgA Nephropathy. What’s more, the active ingredients in Chinese medicines help repair damaged kidney cells and prompt the recovery of kidney filtering structure. Once kidney function is increased successfully, your abdominal pain can be alleviated effectively.

In addition, many other therapies can also help achieve this goal. If you want to learn more information, you can send an email to kidneycares@hotmail.com or leave a message below.