What Makes Muscle Twitch in Kidney Disease

Muscle twitch is a common symptom of kidney disease. But do you know what makes muscle twitch in kidney disease? Go on reading, you find out the answer.

-Metabolic disorders

When your kidneys can not work well to filter waste products from the blood, balance pH and electrolyte. It is likely for you to suffer from metabolic disorder, leading to muscle twitch.

-Lack of nutrients in the diet

Kidney patients can not enjoy whatever they like to eat. Due to diet restrictions, you may have deficiency in certain minerals, such as potassium, leading to muscle cramp.

-Drug side effects

Some drugs such as diuretics and corticosteroids can cause this disorder. In such a case, you can change the medications to relieve

In addition, stress, exercises, lack of sleep, dialysis, drug overdose and so on can give rise to such a symptom as as well. To get rid of it, besides conventional treatment to relieve the pain, you should repair kidney damage and improve kidney function. Here we recommend systemic Chinese medicine treatment to you. It includes many kinds of Chinese medicine therapies, such as Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Medicated Full Bath, Medicated Foot Bath, Enema Therapy, Steam Therapy, Circle Therapy, Navel Therapy, etc. They can promote blood circulation to remove stasis. When blood flow becomes fluent, muscle cramp will be alleviated. They can also expel waste products out of renal cells and blood to make a clean internal environment for the damaged kidneys to heal themselves. All in all, they can help you set up a good blood environment for the damaged kidneys to heal themselves. With the gradual improvement of kidney condition, all associated symptoms will be under control.

What makes muscles twitch in kidney disease? Now you have a clear mind of the answer. If you have this symptom, you should consult your doctor what on earth causes it and then take corresponding treatment to relieve it. For more information on kidney disease treatment, please feel free to contact online doctor or leave a message below.