What Causes Pruritis in Renal Failure

2014-11-27 15:41

Renal failure, or kidney failure, which means kidneys have been damaged severely, and kidneys cant work well any more. In this condition, it will lead to a complex disorder that results in imbalances of vitamins, minerals, fluids and waste products in body, and patients will have some severe symptoms. Pruritis, or itching is one of the common symptom in renal failure. Then what causes pruritis in renal failure? And how to prevent the itching in body of renal failure? In this article, we ill get the answer.

What causes pruritis in renal failure?

When kidneys fail to perform properly, fluids are removed out without waste products, then patients may have dehydration, and this can cause dehydrated skin flakes and itches in body.

When kidneys cant work well, it can also cause the build up of extra minerals, and high phosphorus level in blood is a common sign. The high phosphorus level in blood will easily cause skin itching.

There will be lots of toxins and wastes accumulating in blood with severe kidney damage, and this will affect the skin system, and cause dry skin, skin itching or even skin rashes.

How to treat the pruritis in renal failure?

Above are the common causes of pruritis in renal failure, which is mainly caused by the severe kidney damage and low kidney function. So kidney failure patients need to have effective treatment to help improve the kidney function.

Here we recommend Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, which uses traditional Chinese herbal medicine, and the effective substances in herbs can help expand blood vessels and bring more nutrition and oxygen to kidneys. All these can help repair damaged kidney tissues and improve kidney function. Through systemic treatment, the kidney function can be improved effectively, then the symptoms can also be controlled well from root.

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