Do You Get Bloated If You Wait On A Kidney Transplant Or Dialysis

2015-02-25 08:27

The cause of bloated stomach may be varied. Kidney failure can also cause bloat in the stomach area. This article will tell you the cause and treatment of bloated stomach.

What is the cause of bloated stomach?

Fluid retention is a cause of a bloated stomach. The kidney failure makes it possible for human body to eliminate toxins and these may accumulate in the stomach. When the fluid builds up, the condition is very severe. Body may do well even if 70% of the kidneys are affected, so the 30% can still process the toxins. However, if more than 70% kidney tissues are damaged, you will experience kidney failure and may have a bloated stomach.

What’s more, a bloated stomach is also a signal that you have indigestion or constipation due to strict diet.

How to treat bloated stomach in kidney disease?

As we mentioned above, damaged kidney causing fluid retention is the root cause of bloated stomach. So we should repair injured kidneys and improve kidney function. Only in this way can treat bloat in stomach area radically. To repair impaired kidneys, we use Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy which is on the basis of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). Appropriate medicines are chosen according to specific medical conditions. The herbs are shattered and put on the kidney area. Patients just need to lie on the bed to accept this treatment. The active ingredients have functions of dilating blood vessels, preventing inflammation and coagulation, degrading extracellular matrix and providing nutrients for damaged kidneys. All these lay a good foundation for restoring injured kidneys and improving renal function. Many people under the help of Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can delay or even avoid dialysis. Bloated stomach and other symptoms like poor appetite, anemia and high blood pressure can all get improved.

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