Does FSGS make you achy and tired? Commonly, some patients with FSGS may complicate that they are tortured by the extremely tired, achy, and have no motivation. Then, why they have the feelings with this kind of kidney disease? Follow the passage and find out the answer.

FSGS, short for focal segmental glomerular sclerosis, is characterized that a part of glomerular is scarred. This kidney disease makes the kidney miss lots of work and affects the quality of life.

First, let’s have a look at how does FSGS make patients achy.

Achy is the common symptom of FSGS including flank pain, stomach pain, back pain, kidney pain, urinary tract pain, headache pain and so on. Sometimes the pain is associated with other symptoms such as nausea, fatigue, blood in urine, muscle cramp and so on. When diagnosed with FSGS, the injured kidney fails to discharge wastes and toxins from blood, thus more wastes and toxins will build up in the body, leading to numerous damages.

Then, how about the fatigue?

Actually, it may be associated with anemia. When FSGS makes your kidney function decline, the kidneys can not secrete enough erythropoietin to stimulate bone marrows to form red blood cells. As a result, there are not enough red blood cells to transport oxygen to the muscles and then you may feel tired easily. The more advanced the kidney disease is, the more tired you will feel. In addition, the long-term used steroids and immunosuppressants can reduce immune system, which can expose you to various disease and make you feel tired.

Well then, how to treat this condition?

Compared to western drugs such as steroids and immunosuppressants, we prefer recommending natural therapies. InTraditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), there are Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Foot Bath, Mai Kang, decoction, etc. They can restrain kidney inflammation, block blood clotting, dilate blood vessels and degrade extracellular matrix. All in all, they can protect the kidneys very well and stop progression. And then you will feel energetic. For more information, please contact online doctor or leave a message below.