Question

Compare and contrast the types and levels of proteins necessary for renal patients with nephrotic syndrome, acute kidney disease, and chronic kidney disease.

Answer 1

ANS) If there is no protein,then it is not able to recover from any kind of injury,that means it really helps to prevent bleeding and also for fighting against any kind of infections.So we can say that the proteins are very important for keeping our body healthy.Normally a person require 40 to 70 grams of protein every day.

-- The protein may be very sensitive for the people having kidney disorders or CDK(Chronic Kidney Disease).While the protein is a very important nutrient, the patients or clients are frequently accepted with the difficulty of having to reduce the protein eating.

-- There are around 5 levels of CDK and which is mainly explained by the GFR or Glomerular Filtration Rate, this is an evaluation of how much good your kidney is working.In the level number one , the GFR is 90 or more and that is a normal or a usual rate and the unusual status of protein is noticed in the urine.In the level number Two the GFR is 60-89 , in the level number three GFR is 30-49, In the level number four the GFR is clearly reduced to 15-29.The Fifth level of the CDK is normally termed as end stage renal disease or ESRD which come below 15 and that means the kidney is doing only low amount of functions.

-- Here in the level number Four we can understand the large reduction in the kidney working and in this level also you can live without the help of dialysis.This is because there is no known prevention for the kidney disorders and the initial aim is to keep feeding you and decreasing the protein waste growth.And the extra protein waste can make nausea, vomiting itching etc....

-- In the one, two and third levels the protein intake sometimes reduced to 12 - 15 percentage of the calorie intake every day and this level is the actual level which is approved by the DRI or Dietary Reference Intake for a health giving diet for usual adults.And in the level four of the CDK the dietitian will recommend you to decrease the protein to 10 percentage of every day calorie intake.

-- An average person who is normally eating 100 grams of protein in one day need only 54 grams of protein during the renal diet and the present advice for a pre dialysis diet need only 37 - 41 grams of protein per day.

-- For the nephrotic syndrome patients need, 1 gram protein per kilogram of body weight for one day and which is clearly equal to 0.45 for one pound for one day.

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