Can Stage 3 Kidney Disease Patient Have A Baby

With CKD, you have many restrictions. If you do not pay attention, they may worsen your disease. Can stage 3 kidney disease patients have a baby? Many female kidney patients want to know the answer. Go on reading, you will get the answer.

When you have the following symptoms, you can not have a baby.

-If you have massive proteinuria, you had better not be pregnant now. Because pregnancy may make plasma albumin decrease so as to lead to severe edema and high blood pressure. And high blood pressure increases your risk of heart failure, the most common cause of death for kidney patients.

-If you have high blood pressure now, pregnancy increases your risk of pregnancy induced hypertension, which may lead to dead fetus, hypertensive encephalopathy, heart failure, acute kidney failure, etc.

Now your kidney function has declined. Pregnancy may increase the workload of kidneys so as to speed up kidney failure, so you had better talk with your doctor when you are planning to have a baby.

Stage 3 kidney disease can not deprive your right of being a mother.

When your kidney disease is stabilized, you can have a baby. Conventional treatment for stage 3 kidney disease is just to control symptoms, but it is not enough. What you should do is to repair the damaged kidneys. Considering that CKD is a chronic disease, you should receive a comprehensive treatment.

In Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital, there are many therapies to help you, such as Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Foot Bath, Mai Kang and decoction. This set of treatment can detoxify the blood and improve blood circulation to set up a good blood environment for kidney self-healing. They can also combine with immune complexes in the kidneys to eliminate kidney inflammation. Moreover, they can stop kidney fibrosis and protect your kidneys from being damaged.

There is still 50% possibility for you to reverse stage 3 kidney disease with comprehensive treatment. And then you can have a baby. If you are interested in them, please leave a message below or send emails to kidneycares@hotmail.com.