High Blood Pressure In Dialysis: Causes And Treatment

2015-07-08 10:04

Why after dialysis blood pressure is still high? Many dialysis patients may have run into this problem. High blood pressure may affect the curative effect and what’s worse, patients have to discontinue dialysis if the blood pressure goes too high.

Possible causes of high blood pressure

1. Fluid overload

Patients on dialysis have volume overload as their kidneys cannot take the fluid off, thus the blood pressure is high.

2. Complexes deposit

When the kidneys fail, many changes happen in the body. For example, calcium and phosphate levels build up. They may form complexes and deposit in the wall of blood vessels making them stiffer, which can cause high blood pressure.

3. Low hemoglobin

Dialysis patients also have hemoglobin. Sometimes, they take EPO shots to stimulate the bone marrow to make more red blood cells. The EPO shots can contribute to elevated blood pressure.

What is the treatment for high blood pressure in dialysis?

From the above, we can see the root cause of high blood pressure is damaged kidneys and declined kidney function. To repair injured kidneys and improve renal function, we recommend Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy. Two bags filled with micronized herbs are put on your lower back. With the help of osmosis device, the active ingredients can come into the nidus directly and have the functions of dilating blood vessels, preventing inflammation and coagulation, degrading extracellular matrix and providing necessary nutrients. All these improve the renal internal environment and offer a better space for renal recovery. When kidney function is improved, fluid and complexes will be removed out of the blood, and kidney itself can make more red blood cells. In this way, high blood pressure is lowered from the root naturally.

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