Will Kidney Failure Cause Nausea

Many Kidney Failure patients feel nausea, particularly when they get up in the morning and they wonder if this symptom is related with their kidney problem. As a matter of fact, kidney failure causes nausea and especially when it develops to advanced stage.

The following is the information about causes and management of nausea caused by kidney failure. Hope it is helpful for you and if there is anything unclear, you can leave messages to us and we are glad to help you solve problems.

1. High levels of toxins in the blood always cause nausea

Kidneys help to discharge wastes in body and once they are damaged, various wastes, including toxins, build up in the blood. These toxins flow with our blood and they may stimulate our intestines, cause intestine fester and gastrointestinal bleeding, all of which can cause nausea symptom. Therefore, if kidney failure patients found they have serious nausea, they can have a test and about their creatinine level, and decide whether they need to go dialysis.

Besides, high levels of blood urea nitrogen also can lead to nausea condition. Urea nitrogen is the end product of protein, so in daily life, reducing protein intake will be helpful as well for kidney failure patients to prevent or remit nausea symptom.

2. Nausea can be a spell of dehydration

If you are a dialysis patient, nausea may come to you as a result of dehydration In such a case, you need to make sure you are drinking enough water or non-carbonated beverage to stay hydrated and this may help you stop the nausea. Also, it is important to have a good rest and not undergo any activities, because they may worsen your condition.

Nausea, as a bothersome and common symptom of kidney failure, affect patient's life seriously. It not only affect's patient's appetite, but also increase their psychological burden. Therefore, having a proper management about nausea will be beneficial for kidney failure patients.