Kidney Failure,Dialysis,Have Urine: What is the Alternative Treatment to Avoid Dialysis

2014-11-13 08:13

Question: My father is a kidney failure patient, and he has been on dialysis since last 14 months. He does dialysis trice a week, and the day he took dialysis he will not have urine, but the next day he will have urine. Is there any alternative treatment to help get rid of dialysis? If have, please tell me.

Doctor: I get the case of your father’s disease from our mail box, pkdtreatment169@gmail.com. You said he is in kidney failure, and he has been on dialysis for a long time. As we know, dialysis is a replacement treatment for kidney failure patients when their kidneys lost most of their functions, and dialysis can help remove the harmful substances and excess fluid out, which can help prolong the life expectancy. But the long time dialysis can also cause some side effects for patients, which can be life-threatening, so many patients try to find the alternative treatment to help get rid of dialysis.

You said your father still have urine output, which is really a good sign. Because the urine means he still have residual kidney function. And the damaged kidney tissues can be repaired, which can help improve kidney function. So he can take the alternative treatment to help improve kidney function and avoid dialysis.

The featured alternative treatment inPeking Tung Shin Tang Chinese Medical Hospitalis Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, which uses many special herbs, and the herbs can help expand the blood vessels. Then it can help improve the blood circulation, which can help bring more nutrition and oxygen to kidneys, and this can help repair the damaged kidney tissues and improve kidney function. Through the systemic treatment, the kidney function can be improved effectively, which can help your father reduce the frequency of dialysis and even get rid of dialysis. So I hope your father can take the alternative treatment as soon as possible to help avoid dialysis.

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