Is Too Much Sweat A Sign Of Kidney Failure

2015-06-02 16:43

We all know kidney failure will lead to various symptoms like swelling, weakness, fatigue, feeling cold, shortness of breath, changes in urination and rash or itchy, dry skin. Some kidney failure patients sweat a lot. They want to know whether too much sweat is a sign of kidney failure.

Is too much sweat a sign of kidney failure?

Skin is a major organ of elimination, secondary to kidneys. For healthy people, they sweat every day, although they do not recognize in cold weather. As an elimination organ, sweating has several functions. For example, sweating helps your body:

Maintain proper temperature and keep you from overheating

Expel toxins, which supports proper immune function and helps prevent diseases related to toxic overload

Kill viruses and bacteria that cannot survive in temperatures above 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit

Clean the pores, which will help eliminate blackheads and acne

When kidneys are damaged severely, they cannot discharge toxins and wastes correctly so that its excretory function will transfer to skin and liver. From this aspect, we can say too much sweat is a sign of kidney failure.

How to treat a lot of sweat in kidney failure patients?

As for the treatment of too much sweat, we need to increase kidney’s excretory ability. Only in this way can sweat a lot be alleviated. At present, Chinese medicines are proven to be effective in repairing impaired kidney tissues and improving renal function by dilating blood vessels, improving blood circulation, degrading extracellular matrix, preventing inflammation and coagulation, providing nutrients for damaged kidneys. We have many Chinese medicine treatments like Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Medicated Bath, Foot Bath, Enema Therapy, Acupuncture and Acupoint Application, etc.

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