Why Do Your Complexion Get Darker When Taken Dialysis

2015-05-16 09:28

Some patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) when taking dialysis may notice some unpleasant changes in their skin. One obvious skin problem is darker skin. Why do your complexion get darker after dialysis?

Why dark skin is related to dialysis?

Dark skin is usually related to toxins in the body. Healthy kidneys are responsible for removing toxins and wastes out of the body. However, when kidneys are damaged, there are a lot of toxins in the body. The toxins will deposit in skin surface and stimulate melanocyte in the skin compound and secrete melanin granules. Therefore, kidney disease patients especially uremic patients are susceptible to have darker complexion. Besides, darker complexion is also associated with dialysis insufficiency, dialysis quality and dialysis solution. To alleviate darker complexion effectively, we recommend you repair kidneys from the root and cleanse immune complexes in kidneys.

How to prevent complexion from getting darker?

If you are on dialysis but still have some urine output, here we recommend Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy. This therapy focuses on repairing kidney damage and improving renal function by dilating blood vessels, preventing inflammation and coagulation, degrading extracellular matrix and providing nutrients for damaged kidneys. As long as kidneys are repaired to some extent, dialysis frequency will be reduced gradually. Darker complexion can be alleviated effectively.

In addition, Blood Pollution Therapy is also necessary to normalize blood circulation. As long as blood circulation can provide enough blood and nutrients for damaged kidney cells, kidney cells can recover to work gradually. In this way, kidneys can remove out toxins and wastes by themselves.

Of course, a healthy diet is also important for kidney disease patients. A general diet is low sodium, low potassium, low phosphorus and low but high quality of protein.

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