HYDRONEPHROSE AND FEEDING

Kidney problems can occur for a variety of reasons. Hydronephrosis is a type of swelling of one or both kidneys resulting from another condition, making it a symptom of a disorder or disease rather than a specific disease. Certain dietary changes can help protect the health of your kidneys and support optimal kidney function. Talk to your doctor before making any major changes to your diet.

Hydronephrosis

Conditions that block the drainage of urine from your kidneys can cause fluid to build up which causes your kidneys to swell. Conditions commonly associated with this symptom include obstruction to the bladder outlet, posterior urethral valves, and vesicoureteric reflux. Hydronephrosis may be present at birth or may result from kidney stones or other conditions that block the flow of urine. Hydronephrosis can cause kidney failure or kidney damage. Making certain dietary changes can help reduce the risk of complications from this disorder.

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Renal diet

Balancing calories is an important factor in providing adequate energy and preventing the breakdown of body tissue. Healthy carbohydrates, such as fruits, vegetables, and grains, help provide nutrients, energy, and fiber, while some fats, such as canola oil and olive oil, can help protect the health of your arteries. The amount of protein you eat depends on the need for kidney dialysis. Your doctor may recommend a low-protein diet before dialysis and a high-protein diet after you start dialysis. Fish, eggs, pork and poultry are nutritious sources of protein. Advanced kidney disease can increase your need for extra iron.

Foods to Avoid

Chronic kidney disease may require you to limit your fluid intake, especially if you are on dialysis. A kidney diet generally limits the amount of phosphorus in your diet. People with poorly functioning kidneys tend to have high levels of phosphorus, a condition known as hyperphosphatemia. Limiting the amount of phosphorus in your diet to 1,000 milligrams can help reduce the risk of this complication. Foods rich in protein generally contain a large amount of phosphorus. Substituting cream cheese and cottage cheese for hard cheeses, and drinking rice milk instead of regular milk can help reduce your phosphorus intake.

Symptoms

The main symptoms of hydronephrosis are:

• Renal colic: great back pain
• Kidney pain
• urinate less often or not as heavily
• blood in urine
• any symptoms of a UTI, such as painful urination, cloudy urine, and a strong urge to urinate
• fever
• nausea and vomiting

In the event of non-treatment of hydronephrosis, complications may appear:

• Risk of renal failure.
• Polyuria: secretion of urine in copious amounts, which is an increase in urine volume above 500 ml per day.
• Nocturia: urination during the night.

Precautions

Tell your doctor if you notice a change in your normal urinary habits or if you have frequent urinary tract infections, especially if you have been diagnosed with hydronephrosis or other kidney problems. While good nutrition can help maintain the health of your kidneys, dietary changes will not replace proper care.

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