Uremia is a disorder of kidney function that occurs when the kidneys cannot properly remove urea from the body, so waste from urine accumulates in the blood
Symptoms may include weakness, sore mouth, headache, vomiting, nausea, loss of appetite, energy, and mental confusion.
Uremia can also develop because urea is not eliminated from the body quickly enough.
Causes can be from a blockage preventing urine from exiting the body, decreased blood flow in the kidneys, cardiac failure or hypotension.
Headaches, fatigue and fuzzy thinking can be symptoms of uremia.
Food may taste bad or like metal which can cause loss of appetite.
Experiencing shortness of breath can be caused by fluids in the lungs or a symptom of anemia.
Loss of appetite, nausea and, if uremia is very severe, vomiting can occur.
For some people, their bodies still produce urine. However, it is mostly fluid and wastes that are not leaving the body.
Failing kidneys can no longer maintain blood pressure at normal levels, which can cause high blood pressure.
Build up of uremic wastes can cause severe itching.
Swelling can be caused by fluid build-up in the body.
Swelling can be caused by fluid build-up in the body.
A mineral bone disorder, that must be monitored.
High potassium level in your blood that's higher than normal.
A UTI happens when bacteria get into the urinary system & multiply.
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