How Long Can One Live with Kidney Failure Without Dialysis

2014-03-18 08:30

Kidney Failure means your kidney can not work properly. Dialysis takes over part of your kidney function to filter the wastes and toxins from the blood. If without dialysis, how long can one live with kidney failure?

What happens with Kidney Failure?

As we all know, a healthy kidney performs a wide range of functions in the body, such as filtering wastes and excess fluid from the blood; releasing hormones such as renin and prostaglandin to control blood pressure, erythropoietin to produce red blood cells; producing vitamin D to keep the bones strong and healthy; balancing chemicals in the body. As long as your kidneys fail to work, you may suffer from water retention, high blood pressure, anemia, bone disease, electrolyte disturbance, etc. And at last you will suffer from uremia.

How long can one live with kidney failure without dialysis?

Dialysis is life-sustaining, but over time many side effects occur, such as cramp, skin itch, nausea and vomiting. Having had enough of these side effects, some patients give up dialysis. And then you may suffer from the above symptoms and death may come within a few weeks.

In fact, dialysis is not the only way for kidney failure patients. In our hospital, we develop a new therapy, this is Polluted Blood Therapy. It can not only cleanse the wastes and toxins from the blood, but also recover the blood system. In a healthy and clean blood environment, your damaged kidneys gradually regain part of its abilities. Then it is likely for you to get rid of dialysis and live a normal life.

Our hospital aims at helping all the kidney sufferers regain their health. And you should not give up treatment at any time. If you have any question about our therapies or your medical condition, please feel free to contact us.

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