Paranephritis Lower

Paranephritis Lower: Understanding and Treatment

Paranephritis is an inflammatory disease that affects kidney tissue. One of the variants of this disease is lower paranephritis, or inferior paranephritis. In this article, we will look at the details of this condition, including its causes, symptoms and treatments.

Lower paranephritis is a form of paranephritis in which inflammation penetrates into the lower part of the kidney and the tissues in contact with it. This may include the ureter, bladder, or surrounding kidney tissue. Lower paranephritis usually develops as a result of an infection that spreads from the urinary tract or bladder.

One of the most common factors contributing to the development of lower paranephritis is urethritis - inflammation of the urethra, which can lead to the spread of infection up the urinary tract. Other possible causes include bladder infection, kidney or urinary tract stones, and kidney damage such as from injury or surgery.

Symptoms of lower paranephritis can vary, but usually include the following:

1. Pain in the lower back or sides of the abdomen, often one-sided.
2. Frequent, painful urination.
3. Increased body temperature and fever.
4. Feeling of general weakness and fatigue.
5. Unusual color and smell of urine.
6. Swelling of the legs or face (in rare cases).

If you suspect lower paranephritis, it is important to see a doctor for diagnosis and