Do Patient Need Dialysis With 14% Kidney Function

2014-10-08 02:12

Do patient need dialysis with 14% kidney function? Dialysis is a common and replacement treatment for kidney failure patients when their kidneys lost most of the work function, and dialysis can help prolong the life expectancy for patients. Then when do the patients need start dialysis? And how long they need to do dialysis? In this article, we will get further information about these questions.

What does 14% kidney function mean for kidney disease patients?

14% kidney function means there are only 14% of the kidneys tissues can work well, and other tissues have been damaged or even dead. In this condition, the kidneys cant work well any more, and patients will have some severe symptoms, such as high blood pressure, swelling, protein in urine, blood in urine, back pain, anemia, etc. In this condition, patients need to have effective treatment as soon as possible to help relieve the symptoms.

Do patients need dialysis with 14% kidney function?

This question should be answered depending on the own illness condition of patients. For most of the patients, when they have less than 15% kidney function, they may have some severe symptoms, such as nausea, vomiting, skin itching, high blood pressure, swelling, etc. In this circumstances, they may need to start dialysis, because there are too much toxins and wastes in blood, which can be life-threatening, so they need to have dialysis to prolong the life expectancy.

However, for some other patients, they may feel well with the low 14% kidney function, then they don’t need to have dialysis. But they need to have the alternative treatment to help improve the kidney function.

Here we recommend patients to take Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, which is an external treatment, and it can help repair the kidney damage and improve the kidney function. Once the kidney function is improved effectively, it can help patients get rid of dialysis. If you want to get more information about the treatment, you can ask the online doctor, or you can also send e-mail to pkdtreatment169@gmail.com.

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