11-year-old boy diagnosed with early symptoms of uremia! Just because I didn\’t pay attention to these few things…

11-year-old Xiao Xiao is a sixth-grade student. Not only does he have good grades, but he is also very polite and is deeply loved by parents and teachers. But one day, Xiao Xiao suddenly vomited during football class and fainted. The teacher rushed the child to the hospital. On the way to the hospital, Xiao Xiao\’s face turned sallow, his body was swollen, and his mental state was also very bad. When her parents rushed to the hospital, Xiao Xiao\’s test results had already come out. However, when the test results were received by her parents, Xiao Xiao\’s mother collapsed to the ground when she saw the results. Even her father could not control his emotions and cried bitterly. It turned out that 11-year-old Xiao Xiao had been diagnosed with uremia, but it was already in the advanced stage. For Xiao Xiao\’s parents, this news was like a thorn piercing their hearts deeply. My son was happily playing football, attending classes, and studying at school in the morning. Why was he diagnosed with advanced uremia now? His child is only 11 years old this year. How could he get such a disease? What will he do in the future? After consulting the doctor, we learned the reason. It turned out that Xiao Xiao had shown signs of kidney disease as early as 4 years ago. When 7-year-old Xiao Xiao went to the hospital for a checkup because of a cold and frequent vomiting. After the examination, the doctor found that Xiao Xiao\’s urinary protein level was seriously above the standard, which made the doctors feel puzzled. But there was nothing wrong with the child at the time. To be on the safe side, the doctor suggested bringing Xiao Xiao to the hospital for regular check-ups. Xiao Xiao\’s parents promised well at the time, but later they thought that going to the hospital would affect their child\’s study, so Xiao Xiao\’s parents never took their child to the hospital again. When the parents found out that it was because they delayed their child\’s treatment that the child ended up with uremia, they all regretted it. The father couldn\’t help but break down and cry: I hurt my child, it\’s all my fault, my child wouldn\’t be like this if it weren\’t for me. Seeing my father\’s broken state made me cry. However, no matter how much regret you have now, it is no longer useful. You just feel sorry for the 11-year-old Xiao Xiao. I should have been studying happily in school and playing my favorite football on the playground, but now I had to receive treatment in the ward and suffer from the disease. In recent years, the incidence of kidney disease in children has gradually increased, and such tragedies are not uncommon. The 13-year-old girl was sent to the hospital for emergency treatment due to general edema and unconsciousness. However, the final result was kidney failure, which has deteriorated into uremia and can only be maintained through dialysis. The main culprits are junk food and carbonated drinks. Many children like to eat these high-sugar, high-fat, and high-protein foods, and it is precisely because of these foods that our children suffer from uremia. We have the impression that symptoms like kidney failure only appear in adults, but this is not the case. The 6-year-old child bought tenderloin pancakes from roadside stalls for a long time because his mother did not have time to make breakfast. At first, the mother thought that the combination of meat and vegetables was quite nutritious for the child, but the good times did not last long. One day, the child complained of stomachache. The parents rushed to the hospital and found out that the child had suffered from kidney failure. Many common foods in life,It may not harm adults, but it poses a huge threat to children\’s lives and health. So what places should we pay attention to when eating? 1. Pickled foods Pickled foods contain a large amount of nitrite. Eating them for a long time will increase the risk of gastric cancer in children, and the risk of cancer will be greatly increased. Moreover, the nutrition of the food has already been lost when the pickled food is made, and there is no nutritional content at all. 2. Eat less snacks. Snacks contain a variety of food additives, and there is no nutrition at all in the snacks, which is very bad for children\’s health. Children who often eat snacks will also cause their appetite to decrease and not eat well. Some snacks with high sugar content and high additives will increase the burden on children\’s kidneys. It will take at least a month for the harmful toxins contained in a bag of spicy strips to be eliminated by the kidneys. 3. Although the barbecue from roadside stalls is very fragrant, it actually contains a large number of bacteria and viruses, which is very unhygienic. In addition, the original nutrients of the ingredients have been lost during the barbecue preparation process, and the barbecue also contains various substances. A carcinogen. It is more difficult for children to eliminate harmful substances in barbecue. 4. Salt: Children are still young and their physical development is not perfect in all aspects. A diet that is too salty will put a burden on the child\’s kidneys, and eating too much salt is also harmful to the child\’s health. Feeding children strong-tasting food for a long time can easily lead to kidney failure and even life-threatening consequences. 5. Eat less sugar and like to eat sugar. It is basically the nature of every child. However, eating too much sugar will not only harm the child\’s teeth, but also increase the burden on the child\’s pancreas, increase the secretion of the pancreas, and cause pathological changes over time. . The sugar content in the child\’s urine will also increase, which may cause itching and discomfort, and in severe cases, it may cause kidney disease. More importantly, sugar can provide energy. Children who eat too much sugar will develop the habit of not liking to eat. Diseases that we always thought were only suffered by adults are now beginning to appear in children. In addition to grieving as parents, we should be more vigilant. Children don’t understand what is healthy and what is harmful, as long as they find it delicious. But we must take care of every step for our children and do our best for their healthy growth. I hope every parent around me can be aware of these potential hazards and protect their children’s future!