Roslyn A. Garcia

The 5 "gold indicators" for prognosis of kidney disease are all up to the standard and have nothing to do with uremia

During the development of kidney disease, many nephrologists want to know the prognosis of their condition? What is prognosis? Simply put, it is a way of predicting and judging the development of kidney disease. For example, a patient is diagnosed with diabetic nephropathy, and currently has more than 200 creatinine, and wants to determine whether he will develop uremia. Doctors usually make a preliminary judgment based on clinical experience and the patient's current disease development and treatment.