Decreased Urine Output After Dialysis

2015-12-28 02:58

Patients with kidney disease may wonder that if I do dialysis, does my urine output decline? This is a very concern for patients on dialysis. At first, the answer is yes in most occasions. Detailed explanations are as following:

Urine is produced when kidney filter the blood to remove excessive waste and fluids in body, and these fluids and wastes are forming the urine, being eliminated from body. for patients with dialysis, kidney function is left little to remove large amount of wastes and fluids from body, in this case, dialysis is used to replace kidney to filter the blood to eliminate waste and fluids. In this way, it declines that kidney filters the blood to remove wastes and fluids, which makes urine decrease. In addition, long term dialysis makes parts of kidney function get fall off, so urine is also produced less.

From the above, we can know that dialysis is really contributing to decreased urine for patients. Hence, when you are on dialysis, you should not be worried when you find your urine decreased. Dialysis can not help recover kidney function, and its function is replacing kidney to work, and patients must rely on dialysis in the rest of life. Then is there any other treatment which can recover kidney function?

Chinese medicine is your good option other than dialysis, and it is better than dialysis, because it is focusing on recovering kidney function. Chinese medicine is good for promoting blood circulation, dilating blood vessels, enhancing immunity, preventing inflammation, degrading fibrosis well. In this case, kidney damage is under repair and under recovery gradually little by little.

For dialysis people, Chinese medicine can help then decline frequency of dialysis and it is also likely to get rid of dialysis completely when kidney revive very well. Chinese medicine can help patients with kidney disease increase output of urine by recovering kidney function effectively from the root. Any question or more information, leave a message or contact online doctor anytime, we will reply very soon for you.

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