Can Kidney Failure Patients Stop Dialysis

Kidney failure patients on dialysis are rather concerned whether they can stop

dialysis. Dialysis as an artificial kidney indeed can remove wastes and make patients feel better in a short time. But in the long term, kidney dialysis becomes more and more frequent. However, nephrologists suggest that, kidney failure patients on dialysis still have chances of decreasing dialysis intervals or completely getting rid of dialysis, and the actual possibility depends on patients’ real condition.
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With failing kidneys, patients experience overall complications, such as anemia, weakness, arrhythmia, swelling and cardiovascular diseases. During dialysis, the artificial filter can remove toxins in a short time. In this way, symptoms of kidney failure can be alleviated. But in a short time, toxins will accumulate again and patients will have to take another dialysis.How to Increase Urine Output for Renal Failure Patients Current Treatment for Renal Failure
For patients on dialysis, kidney function declines continuously, during which dialysis interval shortens.
Many patients wonder what if they stop dialysis. When dialysis is stopped, creatinine, urea nitrogen and other wastes will increase in a short time; overall complications will reoccur. Among the severest complications are arrhythmia, heart disease, cerebral accident, high potassium and infections.Is There Any Alternative Treatment Other Than Dialysis

It is not advised to stop dialysis immediately so as to decrease all those life threatens. Chances are that, if your GFR is higher than 15 or 10, it is very likely to get rid of dialysis. In some other cases, if you are still making urine and there is still certain renal flow, there is also possibility of reducing dialysis interval. Just be positive. Alternative to improve kidneys recommended for patients is the combination of stem cell transplant and Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy. By this way, kidneys can be improved maximally and there is chance of avoiding dialysis.