Can I not run due to the Nutcracker Phenomenon? How to treat and maintain it?

The nutcracker phenomenon, also known as left renal vein stress, refers to the process in which the left renal vein is introduced into the inferior vena cava and is squeezed in the angle formed by the abdominal aorta and the superior mesenteric pulmonary artery or in the gap between the abdominal aorta and the spine. This is often accompanied by the decrease in the blood velocity of the left renal vein and the expansion of the vein distal to the stress point.

The condition of the left renal vein is a nutcracker situation, and such symptoms are clinically manifested by hematuria and/or proteinuria, and many patients will continue to experience symptoms of unilateral renal bleeding. Symptoms like that require immediate treatment.

If you have hematuria at the beginning within the period, you need immediate treatment. In the case of treating hematuria, you can use drugs to alleviate the hematuria. However, if you use drugs to relieve the hematuria, the expected effect is not very obvious, then it is recommended to use the method of inserting a fixed stent immediately for all aspects of treatment.

When treating this kind of left renal vein stress symptom, you need to improve your daily life. If you have excessive exercise in your daily life, you must reduce it to a certain extent from now on, otherwise it will lead to more serious hematuria.

You need more rest. If you are tired from exercise, it will sometimes affect the symptoms, so there is no need to do it. During the treatment period, you also need to pay attention to your own nutrition and supplement more nutrients, but you need to reduce the intake of irritating foods.