What Causes Weakness Immediately After Dialysis

2015-05-12 03:49

Many patients on dialysis often complain weakness and what causes this? Dialysis is a common treatment option for people with kidney failure. It can prolong patients’ life expectancy. However, dialysis will also cause some side effects and weakness is one of the side effects after dialysis.

Weakness could be pretty typical. Dialysis along with being beneficial by removing pollutants and toxins from the blood, also removes fluid and has an impact on all the other systems. Even the fact that the toxins are no longer present may effect your energy. Your body could be shocked at the change.

In addition, weakness can also be caused by removing too much fluid in too short a period. Tell your doctor or nurse about the treatment time. In these first months, they are getting all the parameters worked out. Give them feedback so they can adjust time and amounts properly. It is also possible they are taking too much fluid off and the dry weight needs to be adjusted. Talk to them about how much fluid you should consume between treatments.

Other causes of weakness after dialysis may also be caused by anemia, malnutrition and infections.

The best treatment to alleviate weakness after dialysis should improve your kidney function and avoid dialysis. To improve renal function, you can have a try of Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Medicated foot bath, Medicated full bath and Mai Kang Mixture, etc. Some of them can improve blood circulation and prevent renal fibrosis. Some of them can remove toxins and wastes out of the body and providing nutrients for damaged kidneys. It sets up a good environment for repairing kidney damage. Gradually kidney function can be increased. In this way, dialysis is possible to be eliminated. Weakness and other complications after dialysis can all be alleviated effectively.

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