How Long Can You Live With Failed Kidneys

2014-04-03 06:03

With failed kidneys, your life will be greatly affected. How long can you live with failed kidneys. This question is difficult to answer, because it depends on many factors, such as age, state of illness, symptoms and complication management, etc.

As to this question, we can only say that if you do not receive any treatment, death will come in few weeks, while with aggressive treatment, it is possible for you to live a normal and full life.

Is dialysis a good choice to prolong your life?

Dialysis is one of the common treatment for kidney failure patients to prolong their life. But dialysis is to filter the blood in the dialyzer. When the blood is transported out of your body, your kidneys may be in a state of ischemia and anoxia, which over time can lead to the loss of your remaining kidney function. Besides, the side effects of dialysis may make you feel that to live is no better than to die.

Is kidney transplant a good choice to prolong your life?

Compared with dialysis, kidney transplant may be a good choice to prolong your life. But sometimes you may have to wait for a long to get the suitable kidney due to the scarce kidney source. Even if you have a successful kidney transplant, you have to take immunosuppressors to inhibit your immune system to prevent rejection, which may increase your risk to various disease.

Is Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy a good choice to prolong your life?

Relatively speaking, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is to improve your own kidney function. This therapy can improve the blood circulation in the kidney, restrain kidney inflammation and prevent kidney fibrosis, which are all good for kidney self-healing. As long as your kidneys can work properly, you can live normally. However, this therapy only takes effects on patients who still have urine output.

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