Description:

A class of illnesses known as glomerulonephritis affect the glomeruli, the portion of the kidney responsible for filtering blood. It is also termed as Nephrotic syndrome and nephritis . A damaged kidney makes it unable to eliminate waste products and surplus fluid from the body. Kidney failure could occur if the condition worsens and the kidneys quit functioning entirely. Nephropathy can be categorised as either acute or chronic based on how quickly it progresses. Acute nephritis, for instance, advances quickly following a specific incident, like a skin or throat infection, and the underlying cause needs to be treated as soon as possible—typically with antibiotics. On the other hand, chronic nephritis progresses gradually and may ultimately cause renal failure.

Cause:

The exact cause of nephritis is unknown in many cases. A genetic connection may be involved in the development of nephritis in some patients if there is a family history of the illness. Nephritis can occasionally be triggered by the immune system responding to a stimuli. An immune response and the manufacture of antibodies to protect the body, for instance, can be triggered by the introduction of a medicine, poison, or infection. Nevertheless, it's possible that some of these antibodies could harm the kidneys, resulting in inflammation as well as scarring of the glomerular filters within the kidneys.

Symptoms:

Acute renal failure is one of the mild to severe kidney issues that can result from interstitial nephritis. People will experience decreased urine production and other acute renal failure symptoms in roughly half of the instances. Some of the symptoms of this illness could be: Blood in urine High temperature Either a rise in or fall in urine production Modifications in mental state (drowsiness, confusion, coma) vomiting and nausea rash any kind of bodily swelling Gaining weight (due to retaining liquids)

Ayurvadic Treatment:

Kashya Dhara, Avagham, Abhyangam, Vamanam, Virechanam, Lepanam

Naturopathy Treatment:

Hip bath, Spinal Bath, Immersion bath, Packs and compress, Athapasnanam, Mudbath, Acupuncture, Reflexology, Magnetotherapy.