How to Improve Hemoglobin in Dialysis Patients

2014-04-26 02:37

Low hemoglobin level is a common complaint of dialysis patients. How to improve hemoglobin in dialysis patients? In the following, you may find the answer. If you have any other question, please send emails to pkdtreatment169@gmail.com or leave a message below.

Why is low hemoglobin level common among dialysis patients?

For dialysis patients, their kidneys have failed to work properly. One of the important kidney functions is to secrete erythropoietin (EPO). It can stimulate bone marrows to form hemoglobin. The damaged kidneys can not secrete enough EPO, thereby hemoglobin level declines. Though dialysis can take over your kidneys to filter wastes and excess fluid from your blood, it can not take the place of your kidney totally. And with time going, dialysis can make your kidney function less and less and in the end your remaining kidney function disappears. Hemoglobin level will also gradually become lower.

How to improve hemoglobin in dialysis patients?

To improve hemoglobin in dialysis patients, there are some medicines that may be helpful, such as EPO and iron supplement. But they are not the solution to low hemoglobin. When you stop these medicines, your hemoglobin level will become low again. Only improving your kidney function can hemoglobin level return to the normal level. Polluted Blood Therapy is a new breakthrough in treating kidney failure. It treats kidney disease starting from the polluted blood. Damaged kidneys can cause wastes building up in the blood and the polluted blood can further damage the kidneys. This treatment can cleanse wastes from the blood and recover the blood circulation and the same time it will add essential substances into the blood to help damaged kidney repair. In a clean and healthy blood environment, your damaged kidneys can gradually regain their ability. And then hemoglobin level increases. What is more, this treatment can help reduce dialysis frequency and even help you get rid of dialysis. For more information, please contact online doctor.

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