Can You Live A Normal Life with Impaired Kidney Function

Kidney plays a very important role in maintaining your normal life. Can you live a normal life with impaired kidney function? Many kidney patients can not help asking such a question.

Impaired kidney function affects your life quality.

When your kidney function impairs, you have a lot of body malaise, such as headache, nausea, vomit, shortness of breath, foamy urine, swelling, insomnia, cold limbs, weakness etc. And the more kidney function you lose, the more severe those symptoms are. Some of those symptoms do not affect your life, but some affect your life, such as headache, weakness and swelling.

Besides, impaired kidneys can not filter waste products from the blood. In order to reduce the production of waste products, you had to follow a renal-friendly diet. This may deprive your right from enjoying various delicacy.

With impaired kidney function, you can not play football, basketball and some other strenuous sports. When your state of illness is serious, you may have to stay in bed. In addition, chronic kidney disease can not be cured. In the long treatment process, you may become depressed or anxious.

From the above, we can see that your life quality is affected a lot by impaired kidney function.

How to improve your life quality with impaired kidney function?

To improve life quality, you should repair the damaged kidneys and improve kidney function. In Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital, there are many TCM therapies for you, such as Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Medicated Bath, Mai Kang Mixture and decoction. They can improve blood circulation by dilating blood vessels and blocking blood clots. A promoted blood circulation helps kidney get enough nutrients so as to improve ischemia and anoxia. Those therapies can also eliminate kidney inflammation and stop kidney fibrosis. After a period of treatment, your damaged kidneys regain their ability. The earlier treatment you receive, the more kidney function you can restore.

Can you live a normal life with impaired kidney function? Yes, you can. But you should know how to protect your kidneys. For more information, please contact online doctor.