How Do Patients Feel After Dialysis

How do patients feel after dialysis? Dialysis is a life-supporting therapy and without it patients would be dead soon beyond their expectation. Dialysis replaces part of kidney function to remove all the poisons or waste products that build up in blood as well as excess fluid. What will happen after dialysis?

Dialysis is a necessary treatment for people with end stage renal disease or permanent kidney failure. Although dialysis helps prolong the life time for kidney disease patients, meanwhile it can also induce some side effects like nausea, vomiting, nausea, fatigue, muscle cramps and so on.

Why patients after dialysis will suffer from various discomforts?

Many people think that because we just sit there and have our blood cleaned, we have no business being tired afterwards.

Please think of it in this way. During the time we sit, our blood is being removed, cleaned and returned. During that time, we are also having excess fluid removed. As a result, our blood pressures drop and they can drop excessively. When that happens, we can suffer from painful muscle spasms, vomiting, headache, burning in the pits of our stomachs or we could lose consciousness. Besides, a lot of dialysis patients are anemic or severely anemic.

These symptoms do not always go away with frequent dialysis unless you take treatment to repair your impaired kidneys and improve renal function. Only in this way can dialysis be reduced or even be avoided. Thus, its side effects can also be alleviated effectively. To repair kidney damage and improve renal function, we recommend Four Plus Seven Therapy including Mai Kang Mixture, Medicinal Soup, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Medical Foot Bath, Acupuncture, Medicinal Moxibustion, Steaming Therapy, Acupoint Application, Enema Therapy, Cycle Therapy and Medicated Bath. Among them, some can dilate blood vessels and improve blood circulation. Some can prevent inflammation and coagulation. Some can degrade extracellular matrix. Some can relieve renal ischemia and anoxia state. Some can provide nutrients for damaged kidneys. Under such a good blood environment, damaged kidneys can be repaired to some extent and renal function can be improved gradually. When kidney function is improved to a certain degree, it is possible to reduce dialysis frequency and alleviate medical conditions.