Symptoms of decreased kidney function in women

The kidneys are very important organs in the body. They participate in the metabolism of toxins and water in the body and maintain a normal endocrine system. If the kidneys are significantly damaged and effective methods are not used to improve their function, symptoms may occur. If women's kidney function is not properly maintained, a series of adverse symptoms will occur. So what are the symptoms of women's impaired kidney function?

1. The worse the complexion

Women's kidney function declines significantly, and some changes will occur in the body. If a woman's complexion becomes worse within a short period of time, it is likely caused by decreased kidney function. Because the kidneys are the key organs in the body that convert and metabolize urine. When its function is maintained well, the human body can metabolize waste toxins in time and maintain the body's healthy state. The accumulation of toxins in the body is related to reduced kidney function. If the kidneys are weak and cannot excrete the body's water and toxins in time, circulatory dysfunction may occur. As the metabolic function slows down, the complexion will become worse, causing women's facial skin to look pale and bloodless.

2. Eyelid swelling

Women's kidney function declines significantly, and the body undergoes significant changes. If women find that the upper eyelid area is significantly swollen, giving people a feeling of dull and swollen eyes, it may be caused by impaired kidney function. Because the kidneys are the main organs that produce and metabolize urine, only when the kidneys function well can the body metabolize the water in time and maintain a normal circulation system.

However, some people have impaired kidney function and reduced ability to metabolize water. The water they take in cannot be metabolized out in time, which may cause significant eyelid swelling. These are all manifestations that often occur after kidney damage. If a woman has such a problem, she should pay attention to it, as it may be a problem with her kidney health.

3. More facial spots

Generally, facial pigmentation is more related to endocrine imbalance, but it is not ruled out that it is endotoxin deposition caused by kidney damage. When a woman's kidney function declines significantly, changes will occur in the body. For example, more facial spots may be related to the decline in kidney function. Some women have significant symptoms of impaired kidney function. When the kidneys are damaged, the body's ability to metabolize toxins is reduced, and it is easy for the accumulation of toxins in the body to cause increased pigmentation, and may cause soft spots or dark spots.

In general, women with poor kidney function may experience symptoms such as worse complexion, swollen eyelids, and more facial spots. They need to be alert immediately and see a doctor for examination to avoid further damage to kidney function.