Top 5 Causes of Rapidly Progressive Nephritis

We have known many conditions to caused or increase the risk for going into rapidly progressive nephritis so far. These conditions including:

1, Abscess of any internal organ;

2, Blood vessel disease;

3, Collagen vascular disease;

4, Goodpasture syndrome;

5, IgA nephropathy.

History of cancer, blood or lymphatic system disorder and exposure to hydrocarbon solvents also can increase the risk of developing rapidly progressive nephritis. Rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis includes any type of glomerulonephritis in which progressive loss of kidney function occurs over weeks to months. So much for causes of rapidly progressive nephritis.