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The high starts with a cerebral lift that boosts your mood with a sense of euphoria and slight introspection. The GSC high is very well-balanced even with its slight indica dominance, hitting both mind and body with numbing effects. The aroma of GSC is much like the taste but with a pungent twist – it smells like sweet kushy earth with a hint of minty nuttiness and a powerful cherry pungency that's released as the nugs are broken apart and burned. This insanely popular strain is a favorite among users everywhere for its delicious flavor that is actually like a freshly baked kush cookie and myriad of cerebral and physical effects that are just as sweet. GSC, also known more commonly as “ Girl Scout Cookies,” is a slightly indica dominant hybrid strain created by crossing the classic OG Kush X Durban Poison strains. If you're diagnosed with glomerulonephritis, a doctor may prescribe medicine to help lower your blood pressure, lower your cholesterol or protect against blood clots.Indica Dominant Hybrid - 60% Indica / 40% Sativa THC:

blood clots – including deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or a pulmonary embolism.

Read about treating glomerulonephritis Complications of glomerulonephritisĪlthough treatment for glomerulonephritis is effective in many cases, further problems can sometimes develop. If the condition is caused by a problem with your immune system, medicine called immunosuppressants may be used. Medicine to lower blood pressure, such as angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors, is commonly prescribed because it helps protect the kidneys. Treatment can be as simple as making changes to your diet, such as eating less salt to reduce the strain on your kidneys. If an underlying condition can be identified, treating it can help. Treatment for glomerulonephritis depends on the cause and severity of your condition. They may recommend screening, which can identify people who may be at increased risk of developing the condition. If you're diagnosed with an inherited type of glomerulonephritis, a doctor can advise you about the chances of someone else in your family being affected. Some types of cancer and certain medicines can also cause glomerulonephritis.

infection of the inner lining of the heart (endocarditis).

In some cases, it can be caused by infections, such as: It can be caused by inflammatory conditions like systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) or vasculitis. Glomerulonephritis often happens if there's a problem with your immune system.

a biopsy – this is to remove a small sample of kidney tissue, carried out using local anaesthetic to numb the area an ultrasound machine locates your kidneys and a small needle is used to take a sample.

an ultrasound scan – this is to check the size of your kidneys, make sure there are no blockages, and look for any other problems.

If your kidney problem needs to be investigated further, other tests may be recommended, including: If you do have glomerulonephritis, further blood tests may be needed to help find out the cause.

a urine test – to check for blood or protein in your pee.

blood tests – to check how much protein is in your blood and measure your creatinine level (creatinine is a waste product produced by your muscles).

If the GP suspects glomerulonephritis, they'll usually arrange:

This does not always mean you have glomerulonephritis, but the cause should be investigated.Īlso see a GP if you have other symptoms of glomerulonephritis, such as pain in your joints, tiredness and shortness of breath. See a GP if you notice blood in your urine. Some people with glomerulonephritis also have high blood pressure.

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yellowing of the whites of the eyes or the skin, although this may be less noticeable on brown or black skin ( jaundice).

This is known as nephrotic syndrome.ĭepending on the cause of glomerulonephritis, other parts of your body can be affected with symptoms such as: If a lot of protein leaks into your urine, swelling of the legs or other parts of the body can also develop. Your pee may also be frothy if it contains a large amount of protein. But the blood in your pee may only be noticed when a sample is tested. If you have severe glomerulonephritis, your pee may be a dark colour because it contains blood. It's more likely to be diagnosed when blood or urine tests are carried out for another reason.Īlthough mild cases of glomerulonephritis can be treated effectively, for some people the condition can lead to long-term kidney problems. If glomerulonephritis is mild, it does not usually cause any noticeable symptoms. It's often caused by your immune system attacking healthy body tissue. Glomerulonephritis is damage to the tiny filters inside your kidneys (the glomeruli).