How to Live Well Without Dialysis with Kidney Failure

Dialysis helps you prolong your life, but not all kidney patients want to live on dialysis. How to live well without dialysis with kidney failure? Let’s have a quick look in this article.

Can we live without dialysis with kidney failure?

With kidney failure, your kidneys have been severely damaged so that waste products can not be filtered out of the body. Dialysis acts as your kidneys to filter the polluted blood and maintain your life. If you could not find an alternative treatment to dialysis, your life will be threatened. That is to say, you can live without dialysis with kidney failure, but you should find a way to replace dialysis to cleanse the blood.

Toxin-Removing Treatment helps you live well without dialysis.

This therapy is a characteristic treatment of Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital. It is a combination of many Chinese medicine therapies. It can work like dialysis to eliminate waste products from body. It can also draw toxins out of the renal cells to prevent further kidney damage. Besides, it can speed up blood circulation and remove stasis to make your blood circulation smooth so that oxygen can be transported into damaged kidneys to improve ischemia and anoxia; nutrients and active ingredients of medicines can be transported into damaged kidneys to speed up kidney recovery. Moreover, this therapy can help stabilize blood pressure, lower blood cholesterol level, inhibit kidney inflammation and stop kidney fibrosis. All in all, this therapy can help set up a good blood environment for your damaged kidneys to regain their ability. After few days’ treatment, your symptoms and complications will become relieved. After months’ treatment, your GFR will increase gradually. After years’ treatment, it is possible to keep dialysis away from you to lead a normal life.

How to live well without dialysis with kidney failure? You can try Toxin-Removing Treatment. Now you can send a scanned copy of your medical test report to kidneycares@hotmail.com. Our nephrologist on duty will help you analyze it and then give you personalized guidance on treatment. You can also contact our online doctor directly.