Coronavirus and Kideny Health: Rapidly spreading Kovid-19 infections have made many challenges for health systems. However, this condition may be more risky for patients undergoing kidney disease with dialysis. A new study has shown that kidney patients may be more sensitive to Kovid-19. Researchers say that kidney patients may see more variation in clinical signs and infectivity of Kovid-19.
Kidney patients are at greater risk of Corona virus (Coronavirus and Kideny Health):
"This condition is more challenging for kidney patients than other individuals at risk of being infected with Kovid-19, because despite the risk, they are given 2 to 3 times every week at dialysis centers. Have to go to Such a condition can be responsible for the spread of infection to patients as well as their family members, medical staff and others. ”Professor Vivekananda Jha, Executive Director of George Health Institute for Global Health-India and President of International Society of Nephrology Has said They have stated that kidney is also involved in Kovid-19 infection and when the infection is severe, it becomes a different factor of mortality.
Including China and India The study, conducted jointly by researchers from many other countries of the world, has been published in the research journal Kidney International. Researchers say that relatives of dialysis patients should strictly follow precautions and prevention methods to prevent the spread of Kovid-19 to the family and others. These precautions mainly include measuring body temperature, improved hygiene, hand washing and quick reporting of people suffering from the disease.
Appropriate protocol under supervision of dialysis patients feeling sensitive to Kovid-19 The need for adherence is also being emphasized so that the infection does not spread to other health workers and patients. All these guidelines are given in detail on the website of the International Society of Nephrology. In a release issued by George Health Institute for Global Health, citing earlier reports, 05-15 percent of patients suffering from SARS and Mars corona virus Has been seen to develop severe kidney disease. Of these patients, 60-90 percent of the patients have lost their lives.
Some early reports on Kovid-19 infection showed severe kidney problems in 03-09 percent of the people. It was said that However, later reports have found a higher rate of kidney problems. During a study conducted on 59 people with hospitalized Kovid-19, nearly two-thirds of patients have seen excessive protein leakage in urine.
Researchers say Like the critically ill patients with Kovid-19, people at risk are also required to take equal care and precautions. Such patients need special attention to rest as well as nutrition, correct management of excreted fluid, maintenance and oxidation of blood pressure, treatment of complications, maintaining hemodynamic stability and preventing secondary infection.
