What Is Glomerulonephritis?
1. Glomerulonephritis
Our kidneys have tiny filters that are known as glomeruli. These help to remove waste and excess fluids from our blood, helping to ensure the blood remains as clean as possible. The condition will cause a number of symptoms, and it also has the potential to cause some severe complications.
Glomerulonephritis will often be a standalone disease. At other times, it will be a part of another disease. The condition can usually be treated, depending on factors such as the underlying cause. Glomerulonephritis can develop gradually (chronic), whereas at other times it can come on more suddenly (acute). There are various potential underlying causes for the condition.
