Some Diabetic Nephropathy patients experience nausea and vomiting, which not only causes suffering to patients but also deteriorates their conditions. This article will illustrate what causes this symptom and how to improve it.

Why does nausea and vomiting happen?

Diabetic ketoacidosis

When insulin is not working properly, diabetic ketoacidosis will occur, which can cause this symptom. In diabetic ketoacidosis, our bodies start to metabolize other substances to supply energy, which can cause the blood to become acidic. And then patients will experience nausea and vomiting.

High blood pressure

Kidneys play an important role in blood pressure regulation, so diabetic nephropathy patients may have high blood pressure. Nausea and vomiting can be a complication of high blood pressure.

Urea nitrogen

There are excessive urea nitrogen building up in patients’ bodies, and it can break down to ammonia, which can cause bad taste in mouth. Patients will have feeling of nausea and vomiting.

How do diabetic nephropathy patients to improve this condition?

For the first reason, patients can take some medicines to ease this condition and you can contact our Online Doctor for advice.

The underlying cause of the other two conditions is kidney damage. They can follow the advice below to restore kidney damage.

Control the blood glucose

For diabetic nephropathy patients, the kidney damage is caused by high blood glucose, so control blood glucose can prevent further damage to kidney.

1. Avoid foods high in calorie or sugar.

2. Take medicine strictly as doctors’ order.

3. Eat frequent small meals.

Keep a healthy habit

1. Get rid of staying up late.

2. Do regular exercises.

3. Ward off infection.

4. Avoid overwork.

Take proper treatments

If diabetic nephropathy patients can take proper treatments in time, they can better treat or prevent nausea and vomiting. Some treatments, like Blood Pollution Therapy and Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy are very helpful in this condition.

If you are suffering nausea and vomiting due to diabetic nephropathy, we really hope you can benefit from the above advice.