Can Kidney Dialysis patients Have A Remission

2014-04-29 06:02

Besides kidney transplant, dialysis is often used to treat kidney failure patients. Dialysis is a kidney replacement treatment that can prolong your life. But can kidney dialysis patients have a remission?

Dialysis can take over part of your kidney function to filter wastes and toxins from blood. And then symptoms associated with uremia can be relieved. But after all dialysis is not your own kidneys. It can not work 24 hours every day. You have to bear the side effects brought by dialysis. What is worse, dialysis can make your kidneys are in a state of ischemia and anoxia which over time can cause kidney function decline. When your kidney function totally loses, you may have to live on dialysis in the remaining years. From this point of view, kidney dialysis patients can not have a remission.

If you would like to have a remission from dialysis, you should improve your own kidney function. When you are on dialysis, your kidney function usually declines to less than 15 % and most of your kidney tissues may be necrotic and injured. We can do nothing to the necrotic part of the kidneys, but we can repair the injured parts so as to improve kidney function.

First, we often take advantages of various blood purification treatment to cleanse the polluted blood so as to provide a clean environment for kidney repair. Chinese Medicine therapies, such as medicated bath and foot bath have such function. Besides, they can improve blood circulation.

Second, we should supplement the essential elements such as vitamins, amino acid and protein to help kidney repair themselves. Hot compress therapy and moxibustion are helpful.

In a good blood environment, your damaged kidneys can gradually regain their abilities. Chinese medicines can help you get rid of dialysis, and at least reduce the frequency of dialysis. For further information, you can contact online doctor.

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