Fatigue Can Be the Spell of Renal Failure

Some of the people with Renal Failure would complain their fatigue all day long and frequent urination at night making the sleep a problem. However, you can’t tell if you have Renal Failure or other kidney disease with only this symptom. So, how can you tell if you really get Renal Failure?

Renal Failure describes a medical condition that your kidneys fail to filter properly. The kidney function can be lost in a rapid speed or a slow progression. The former one is called Acute Renal Failure while the later called Chronic Renal Failure. Major difference between those two diseases is the speed of onset.

To be honest, Renal Failure doesn’t point to the site of the problem. Fatigue and muscle cramps are the two major signs or symptoms of Renal Failure.

Fatigue appears early when one suffer from the disease. It is one of the most common symptoms signaling you may have the disease and need serious attention immediately. By the following symptoms, one may tell if he or she have already developed Renal Failure. All those symptoms focus on the fatigue only with more detailed descriptions:

Fell tired like forever

Lack of energy as well as your vigor

Feel tired especially at the end of the day

The tiredness is overwhelming only after mild activity

When Renal Failure develops, the kidneys fail to function properly resulting in the insufficient production of erythropoietin. That’s why anemia occurs and then the constant tiredness is experienced.

Due to the crazy tempo of life in cities, people often experience fatigue and weakness from time to time, it is especially true in those who are in a spin all day long. Men or women, will experience weakness and lose their sensation of well-being due to the busy work as well as sleep deficit. Therefore, the long-standing fatigue is overlooked by most people. They have no idea their kidneys are asking for help for so long by sending this signal.