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Inability to pass urine, which is retained in the bladder is called ‘Retention’ which condition is totally different from ‘Anuria’ (when kidneys fail to produce urine). In ‘retention’ the urinary bladder fails to excrete urine but in ‘anuria’ there is no presence of urine in the bladder nor any passage of urine but the cause, leading to either of maladies, are totally different. The conditions are quite common in the following category of persons or situa-tions, viz.

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The term is generally used for bed-wetting also and should not be confounded with polyuria (Production of large volumes of urine which is quite dilute and of (light) pale colour). Enuresis is a. condition that is common to bed-wetting of children at night and may extend upto teenage but may occur (though rarely) in old and aged persons who, like children, also lose control of bladder activity. The condition may occur to ladies who have borne many children and have also crossed 50th year of age. All said and done, all cases of ‘bed-wetting’ should not be taken as of enuresis be-cause, in many cases, urine may spurt out due to laugh, fright, sneezing coughing also.

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“The presence of excessive amounts of urea and other nitrogenous waste (products) compounds in the blood points to uremic condition. These waste products are normally excreted by the kidneys in urine – their accumulation in the blood occurs in kidney failure and results in nausea, vomiting, lethargy, drowsiness and eventually (if untreated) death. Treatment may require hemodialysis on a kidney machine.” (Harrison)

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Suppression Of Urine

This is a condition where the kidneys fail to manufacture urine and, thus, the entire urinary poison, which should have been let out by urine, gets reabsorbed into our system. It generally occurs in cholera and Nephritis, giving rise to intense prostration, coma, delirium. Uraemic coma is simply an outcome ofthe said situation. To get a detailed a view, reference may again be made to ‘ Uraemia’. This is a grave situation that often terminates in death but timely resort to hemodialysis may resolve the crisis and help the kidneys to refunction.

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It is a condition when abnormally large amounts of sugar are present in the urine. Large amount of sugar is also quite com*monly found in diabetes mellitus (if confirmed and supported by clinical tests). In adults, especially in old age, some trace of sugar in the urine, is not unusual.

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It signifies presence of albumine in the urine. Kidneys are such a perfect fitter that nothing, except waste and harmful products, can escape through urine. Albumin is a vital substance ofthe body. It is protein that is soluble in water and coagulated by heat (As an example ‘Serum Albumin’). It is found in blood plasma as its significance lies in maintenance of and the inability ofthe liver to synthesize albumin is a leading and prominent feature of cirrhosis – a chronic liver disease.

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This situation arises when there is painful or difficult urination which is generally associated with frequency and urgency of urine, when urinary flow may be interrupted, may be partial or even scanty – especially when cystitis or urethritis be the cause.

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Pyelitis indicates inflammation of the pelvis (which is the part of the kidney from which urine drains into the ureter). The condition is often caused by some bacterial infection which may surface in any shape or form causing obstruction to the process of free flow of urine.

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All these terms are interrelated. Whenever there is pain in the kidney, it is usually attributed to presence of some sort of infection or of presence of stone in the kidney. Pain is only one of the leading symptoms of kidney infections. Nephralgia is the pain felt at the moment when a stone is about to leave the kidney.

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It signifies presence of albumine in the urine. Kidneys are such a perfect fitter that nothing, except waste and harmful products, can escape through urine. Albumin is a vital substance ofthe body. It is protein that is soluble in water and coagulated by heat (As an example ‘Serum Albumin’). It is found in blood plasma as its significance lies in maintenance of and the inability ofthe liver to synthesize albumin is a leading and prominent feature of cirrhosis – a chronic liver disease.

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