Does Dialysis Help Produce Urine

With the decline of kidney function, urine volume will become less and less. When your GFR reduces to less than 15, you may have to take advantage of dialysis to remove the excess fluid and waste from the blood. Does dialysis help produce urine?

Urine volume is associated with the kidney function. The more kidney function, the more urine volume. Dialysis is a kidney replacement treatment. It can filter waste from the blood to set up a good blood environment for kidney self-healing. For some patients, their urine volume begins to increase after several times dialysis, while for some other patients, their urine volume becomes less and less and at last, there is no urine output. Therefore, it is difficult to say whether dialysis can help produce urine or not. But all in all, dialysis is not a fundamental way to cure kidney disease, which means you have to do dialysis for long-term. Long-term dialysis has many side effects, such as skin itch, infection and muscle cramp.

Blood Pollution Therapy is also a kind of blood purification. Dialysis is just to filter the small molecule waste, while this therapy can remove all the waste in the blood, even the stasis sticking on the vessels. There are both western medicine therapies and traditional Chinese medicine in Blood Pollution Therapy, such as plasma exchange, immune absorption, medicated bath, circle therapy, etc. When the blood system improves, nutrients and oxygen can be transported to kidneys and then the kidneys begin to repair themselves. Besides, we will supplement certain elements to activate the DNA in the damaged cells and speed up their recovery. With the improvement of kidney function, urine output becomes more.

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