Mothers Must Know, Kidney Disorders Usually Starting With Fever Until Cerna Channel Infections

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JAKARTA - Pediatrician dr. Nunki Andria said that the disease of acute progressive kidney disorders (GG GAPA) generally begins with fever, respiratory infections to infections with cerena channels.

"Then suddenly the child experienced a decrease in urine production, deep urine, so there was no urine at all for 6-8 hours during the day, without dehydration," said Dr. Nunki Andria quoted from Antara, Wednesday, November 2.

The Pediatrician at Sari Asih Hospital, Cipondoh, Tangerang City, reminded parents to increase their awareness of their children in order to anticipate this incident and immediately seek help at the nearest health facility to overcome it.

He also advised parents not to panic if these symptoms occur in children and for the time being it is advisable not to provide medicine without a doctor's prescription.

"The most important thing is to maintain a clean, active lifestyle and maintain a healthy intake of children's nutrition and maintain immunity," said dr. Nunki.

He said that the recent Gg GAPA disease could not be concluded for the cause and was different from the acute kidney disorders that had existed a long time ago. This disease was found mostly in children under five without a previous kidney history.

Cases of acute kidney disorders are different from cases of acute kidney disorders that have occurred before. Previously, acute kidney disorders could be caused by infection, heavy loss of fluids in a short time such as severe diarrhea or other things that could be explained as the cause.

"In the Gg GAPA case, the condition of children worsens in a short period of time, so it needs to be handled immediately," said dr. Nunki.