What to Do for Hair Loss with Kidney Failure Patients

2016-06-21 08:48

When you have kidney failure and are on dialysis, changes to your body such as hair loss may happen. This can affect some people’s self-esteem when their outward appearance is affected. But there are some steps people with kidney failure can take to help keep their hair healthy. Well what are effective treatments for hair loss in kidney failure?

Malnutrition makes hair loss occur in kidney failure

People with kidney failure often suffer from malnutrition. Hair is made up of protein. For people with kidney failure, food, can taste different. If food does not taste good or familiar, it can cause a poor appetite. Thus, your dietary protein sources such as meat, poultry, fish and eggs may not be enough for your kidney diet. A diet contains a good amount of dietary protein and other nutrients that are necessary to help keep hair healthy. Zinc deficiency can be another cause of hair loss. Besides, other nutrients related to hair loss that kidney disease patients or those on dialysis may be deficient in include calcium, iron and B vitamins.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy

This therapy is a herbal-based treatment and it is used externally. According to your illness condition, proper herbs will be chosen and then micronized into powder. The herbs will be placed into two medicated bags and sprinkled into penetrant fluid. These two bags will be put on your back where the kidneys. With the help of osmosis device, the active ingredients can come to kidney lesion directly. They can dilate blood vessels, improve blood circulation, restore the energy balance and provide necessary nutrients. In this way, damaged kidney tissues can be restored and then kidney function will be improved. Once your kidney function is improved, not only hair loss but also other body changes will all be treated well.

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