Is Kidney Puncture Harmful To The Body

Getting a kidney puncture may cause some harm to the body.

Renal puncture is an invasive examination, so there may be some complications and cause some harm to the body. The most common injury of renal puncture is the occurrence of hematuria, which is mainly due to local blood vessel rupture and bleeding during the puncture.

If the bleeding is not particularly serious, it generally does not need special treatment and will disappear after 1 to 2 days. However, if the bleeding is serious and there is gross hematuria, this situation may be a relatively large amount of bleeding, and timely bed rest is required. If the amount of blood loss is too large, also need timely blood transfusion treatment. In addition, puncture may also cause perirenal hematoma. If the hematoma is small, it can be absorbed by itself, but if the hematoma is large, it will cause back pain, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting and other symptoms.