Are Rashes, Swollen Face And Puffy Eyelids Symptoms Of Kidney Disease?
my daughter had a certain attack of rashes late in the evenin, i took her to doc, n the doc diagnosed it as urticarial rash n prescribed cetrizine syrup for 2 days...but today mrning wen i was getting her ready for school i noticed her face to be swollen with puffy eyelids......today being the last day of givin her d medicine..she suffers from bronchial asthma and since last few days had been havin head lice which i'm treatin with candid-tv shampoo.......wat can be the problem??????????? i am very anxious....heard dat can be a symptom of kidney disease..plz help...
Hi thanks for asking question. Apart from facial edema there is no other complaint present regarding kidney condition. Here if you want to rule out kidney condition then her protein level in urine has to be detected to rule out proteinuria. If protein present then chances of minimal change disease like nephrotic syndrome or glomerulonephritis. Both these case will response to steroid like drug. Although chances of kidney affection is less it is better to test for proteinuria along with blood pressure estimation. I hope my suggestion will help you. Wish you good health
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Are Rashes, Swollen Face And Puffy Eyelids Symptoms Of Kidney Disease?
Hi thanks for asking question. Apart from facial edema there is no other complaint present regarding kidney condition. Here if you want to rule out kidney condition then her protein level in urine has to be detected to rule out proteinuria. If protein present then chances of minimal change disease like nephrotic syndrome or glomerulonephritis. Both these case will response to steroid like drug. Although chances of kidney affection is less it is better to test for proteinuria along with blood pressure estimation. I hope my suggestion will help you. Wish you good health