Can A Kidney Patient Refuse Dialysis

2014-05-15 06:34

Dialysis is a common kidney replacement treatment for kidney failure patients. It can take the place of your damaged kidneys to filter wastes and excess fluid from your blood, but at the same time it brings many side effects, such as infection, muscle cramp and so on. Therefore, some patients would rather not do dialysis. Can a kidney patient refuse dialysis?

What will happen if you refuse dialysis?

The reason why you need to do dialysis is that wastes can not be removed by your kidneys. These wastes can affect all parts of your body, for example, cardiovascular system, respiratory system, gastrointestinal tract, blood system, neuromuscular system, bone and so on. And then you may suffer from heart disease, headache, nausea, poor appetite, diarrhea, osteoporosis, etc.

However, dialysis is not the only treatment for kidney failure patients.

Alternative treatment for dialysis

If you would like to refuse dialysis, you should know how to remove the wastes from your blood, or improve kidney function.

Some therapies can draw out toxins from your body. For example, medicated bath, foot bath and circle therapy can make use of the skin to discharge toxins. Enema therapy can make use of the intestinal tract to discharge toxins. Some medicine can detoxify your blood and eliminate toxins. Because they are almost herbs, there are few side effects so that it is not necessary for you to worry about the side effects.

In addition, there are medicine and therapies to help improve kidney function. Some medicine can suppress kidney inflammation. Some medicine can block blood clotting. Some medicine can dilate blood vessels. Some medicine can degrade extracellular matrix. And some medicine can provide essential substances. All in all, these medicine can repair the damaged kidneys and improve kidney function. And then you can say goodbye to dialysis.

If you would like to get rid of dialysis as uncle Tima, you can contact online doctor to learn more information. 

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