Treatment To Reduce Dialysis Frequency

As an important renal replacement therapy, dialysis can help purify the blood and sustain the patient’s life, but long term dialysis can cause a series of side effects and complications such as low blood pressure, muscle cramps, skin itching, anemia, etc.

What is more, maintenance dialysis is very costly and many patients can not afford it thought it can help save the patient’s life. Therefore many dialysis patients and their families want to know is there any treatment that can help reduce the frequency of dialysis.

Since dialysis is started to replace certain functions of the severely impaired kidneys, to reduce the frequency of dialysis or shorten the duration of each dialysis, the most effective treatment is to improve renal functions so that patients will become less dependent on dialysis or in some cases dialysis can be completely get rid of.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can help repair damaged renal tissues and recover certain renal functions at the same time of relieving symptoms and controlling complications. What is more, it is natural and safe, therefore it is a good treatment option that can be taken to reduce the frequency of dialysis.

Of cause this needs a treatment course because it usually takes long time or even years to develop renal damages, therefore it usually requires long time to repair and regeneration new renal functioning tissues and improve renal functions. After the application of Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, patients can have less dialysis each week and the duration of each dialysis can be safely shortened. If the patient has just begun dialysis and there is still fairly urine output, there is great chance that dialysis can be stopped.

Besides proper treatment, proper diets and life styles also play important role. Low-protein diets help reduce the production of nitrogenous wastes and toxins. Low-salt diets help control high blood pressure and slow down illness progression. Fluid restriction reduces weight gain between dialysis sessions. Dialysis patients should also monitor phosphorus and potassium levels in their blood and control daily intake through diets.