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Dialysis is often used by kidney failure patients to take over part of their kidney function to filter waste and excess fluid from the blood. Will the kidneys be reversible after dialysis?
Dialysis helps restore kidney function if you have acute kidney failure.
Dialysis does not cure kidney failure. But in certain cases it may reverse this condition and restore normal kidney function. As we all know, kidney failure has two types, one is acute kidney failure and the other is chronic kidney failure. When you have acute kidney failure, dialysis can be temporarily used to take the place of your kidneys to work until normal kidney function is restored. In this case the kidney failure is reversible.
Dialysis is a long-term treatment if you have chronic kidney failure.
But if you are with chronic kidney failure, your kidney disease may have lasted for years and during the long process your kidneys have been severely damaged and some kidney tissues have been dead. When you have to do dialysis, there may be just 10-15% of kidney function remains. In such case, dialysis is just a kidney replacement treatment and it can not reverse kidney failure.
However, aggressive treatment can help you repair the injured part and protect the intact part from being damaged. It is possible for you to reduce dialysis frequency and even get rid of dialysis. Blood Pollution Therapy is often used to reverse kidney failure. It can cleanse waste and even stasis clogged in the blood vessels. When the blood environment is improved, oxygen and nutrient can be transported to kidneys. Besides, we supplement essential substances, such as vitamins, trace elements, amino acids, etc to activate DNA duplication in the damaged kidneys so as to speed up their recovery. Stem Cell Therapy can also be used to take the place of the dead ones to work.
Dialysis is not the only way to survive kidney failure patients. If you want to know our treatment, please contact online doctor or send emails to kidneycares@hotmail.com.
