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2021, Vol. 5 Issue 2, Part A
Acute nephritis and it’s approach to homoeopathic therapeutics
Author(s): Dr. Putchala Bhagya Vineesha, Dr. Kavitha Khandare and Dr. Dhanshree Joshi
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Acute nephritis occurs when your kidneys suddenly become inflamed. Acute nephritis has several causes, and it can ultimately lead to kidney failure if it’s left untreated. This condition used to be known as Bright's disease. A kidney infection is a type of urinary tract infection (UTI).Your body has ways to defend against infections in the urinary tract. For example, urine normally flows one way from your kidneys to your bladder. Viruses or bacteria that enter are flushed out by urinating. This one-way flow of urine usually prevents an infection in your urinary tract. Most kidney infections are caused by bacteria or viruses, that first infect your lower urinary tract, usually your bladder. Then, the infection moves upstream to one or both of your kidneys, which are part of the upper urinary tract.
Acute nephritis occurs when your kidneys suddenly become inflamed. Acute nephritis has several causes, and it can ultimately lead to kidney failure if it’s left untreated. This condition used to be known as Bright's disease. A kidney infection is a type of urinary tract infection (UTI).Your body has ways to defend against infections in the urinary tract. For example, urine normally flows one way from your kidneys to your bladder. Viruses or bacteria that enter are flushed out by urinating. This one-way flow of urine usually prevents an infection in your urinary tract. Most kidney infections are caused by bacteria or viruses, that first infect your lower urinary tract, usually your bladder. Then, the infection moves upstream to one or both of your kidneys, which are part of the upper urinary tract.
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Dr. Putchala Bhagya Vineesha, Dr. Kavitha Khandare, Dr. Dhanshree Joshi. Acute nephritis and it’s approach to homoeopathic therapeutics. Int J Hom Sci 2021;5(2):22-24. DOI: 10.33545/26164485.2021.v5.i2a.359
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