What Is The Cause of Yellow Skin In Kidney Disease

The skin is an organ, the largest of the the human body. When kidneys begin to fail, the tell-tales signs are seen in the change of texture, color and overall condition of your skin. Skin problem like yellow skin is common to be seen in kidney disease. Well then, what is the cause of yellow skin in kidney disease?

One of the most distressing side effects of kidney disorders are the very visible changes in the skin. Patients of kidney disease often have pallor to their skin at the first stages of kidney disease. This pallor is from anemia, or not enough iron in the blood stream. Besides, patients on dialysis may also experience a grey discoloration as a result of medications used in transfusions.

In addition, pruritus or itchiness is present in most patients due to high parathyroid hormone level or accumulation of uremic toxins.

In summary, once your kidneys are damaged, you will experience various skin problems. Treating your kidneys directly with natural therapies is the best approach. What are natural remedies?

In our hospital-Beijing Tongshantang Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, we have Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy. This therapy is used externally. Based on your specific illness condition, proper Chinese medicines will be selected and then micronized into powder. The processed medicines will be put into medicated bags. Patients just need to lie on bed to take this therapy. It repairs injured kidney tissues and improves renal function through dilating blood vessels, improving blood circulation, preventing inflammation and coagulation, degrading extracellular matrix and providing nutrients. In this way, renal function can be improved gradually. Then all your symptoms can be relieved naturally.

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