What is anurie?
Anuria is a lack of urine production or inability to pass something other than a very small amount of urine. This is a very serious medical symptom and immediate treatment is needed to prevent complications. Causes may include kidney and kidney stones failure and treatment options may include dialysis, surgery and medicines, depending on what causes anuria. Follow -up care is usually necessary to confirm the success of treatment and the patient to prevent the prevention of future episodes. The abdomen may feel tender and swollen, and if the urine can be handed over, it can be cloudy or bloody. In cases where the kidneys do not create urine, patients may start to seek symptoms associated with the accumulation of compounds in the blood because the body cannot eliminate them by urination. The result of inflammation and the collection of debris in the bladder or urinary tract. Other potential causes are tumors or stones blocking urinary tract. In these cases a small amount of bloody urine is common because the urinary tract is trying to pass at leastSome urine. The bladder may also seem swollen due to urine backup.
kidney problems can also be associated with anuria. The kidney stones can block the pipes used to carry the urine on the bladder, or the kidneys can go into failure and stop producing urine or produce only a limited amount. Patients are usually very sick and pain due to kidney failure and anuria will be one of the constellations of symptoms.
Diagnostic steps to learn more about anuria may include an attempt to collect urine sample using a syringe directed to the bladder along with the medical display of the bladder and the kidneys. Arychous ultrasound or X -ray can show blockages such as stones and tumors, and can also detect symptoms of inflammation such as thickening the bladder wall. Once the cause of anuria is determined, the doctor may discuss the possibilities of treatment with the patient. In an emergency, when urine is rapidly formed, the patient can be equipped with a urinary catheter to release the bladder before tearing, and buying time for a more important treatment to block blocking, causing the accumulation in the first place.