Clinical research progress on anti-tuberculosis treatment for tuberculosis combined with chronic kidney disease
Due to low immune function and impaired renal function,chronic kidney disease(CKD)patients have an increased risk of tuberculosis infection,and the prevalence of chronic kidney disease in tuberculosis patients has also increased significantly.The coexistence of the two diseases has brought great difficulties to clinical treatment.The selection and adjustment of the dose of anti-tuberculosis drugs in chronic kidney disease patients are very important,especially for tuberculosis patients with severe decline in GFR in the end stage,the selection of the dose,frequency,and duration of anti-tuberculosis drugs need to combine the characteristics of the two diseases,and consider various factors of the patient's body.This article summarizes the clinical characteristics,treatment,prevention and prognosis of patients with tuberculosis combined with chronic kidney disease,providing reference for clinical medication.