Rheumatoid arthritis and its effect on the kidneys

 Rheumatoid arthritis and its effect on the kidneys

 1_ Rheumatoid arthritis is an autoimmune disease that can have a serious effect on the kidneys

 2_ A rheumatoid patient must visit a nephrologist immediately if any of the following signs are present:

 Hypertension

 high kidney function

 Presence of protein or red blood cells in the urine

 Change in the size or shape of the kidney on x-rays

 3_ A rheumatoid patient must follow up with a doctor who specializes in immunology and rheumatoid diseases and take the treatment constantly, even if there is an improvement in the condition, especially modern medicines such as Loflunamide Avara because it protects the kidneys from the dangers of rheumatoid

 4_ Risks of rheumatoid arthritis on the kidneys

 May cause membranous GN

   It is in the form of swelling in the body and an increase in protein in the urine, and possible failure of kidney functions

 5_ Rheumatoid arthritis can lead to

 Renal Amyloidosis

 The patient presents with swelling in the body with an increase in protein in the urine and often high kidney functions

 6_ immune vasculitis inside the kidneys

 Rheumatoid vasculitis

 This is a dangerous effect of rheumatoid arthritis on the kidneys

 Kidney failure may cause high blood pressure and the presence of protein and red blood cells in the urine

 7_ Therefore, any rheumatoid patient must take the treatment constantly and follow up with your doctor even if your condition improves because the treatment protects the other organs of the body such as the kidneys, heart and lung from the dangers of rheumatoid, and not only protects the joints and bones