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What causes a sensation of numbness in kidney failure? Besides common symptoms of kidney failure like high blood pressure, itchy skin, nausea, vomiting, swelling and urine changes, kidney failure can also cause a sensation of numbness. Well then, what are the causes of numbness?
1. Numbness can be caused by the following factors:
Wastes and toxin in the blood.
Numbness in kidney failure is mainly caused by uremic peripheral neuropathy due to excessive buildup of metabolic wastes and toxins. When kidney failure develops to the end stage renal disease and when GFR falls below 12ml/min, patients will have a sensation of numbness, stinging pain and itching. To alleviate these symptoms, patients need to move their legs or have some walk.
Long-term and poorly controlled diabetes can affect nerves, resulting in peripheral neuropathy. This condition occurs in the hands and feet.
High potassium in blood
Another cause of numbness in kidney failure is caused by high potassium level in the blood. When kidney function is damaged, it can not discharge excessive potassium from the blood, thus causing a high potassium level in blood. In this condition, too much potassium in the body can cause numbness of the fingers, fatigue, weakness and loss of consciousness and it serious conditions it can cause arrhythmia or even sudden stop of heartbeat.
2. How to treat numbness in kidney failure?
From the above analysis, we can see the root cause of numbness is kidney disorder. Thus, as long as we take treatment to repair kidney damage and improve renal function, numbness can be alleviated.
To treat kidney disorder, we have systematic remedies. On the basis of traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), we create 4M Treatment including Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Mai Kang Mixture, Medicated Foot Bath and Medical Soup. This systematic therapy can protect the kidneys from further damage and repair the damaged kidneys at the same time. With the help of this therapy, you will live a high quality life.
