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Is Dialysis an Ideal Approach for Chronic Kidney Disease

by Vinay Rawat Marketing Specialist

Dialysis is a treatment that does only a portion of the things done by healthy kidneys. It is required when your own kidneys don’t manage your body’s necessities.

You might be needing dialysis for the most part when you lose around 85 to 90 per cent of your kidneys work and when the GFR is under 15.

  • eliminating waste, salt, and additional water to keep them from developing in the body
  • keeping a protected level of specific chemicals in your blood, like potassium, sodium, and bicarbonate
  • assisting with controlling blood pressure

Typically, however, not always. Some kinds of acute kidney failure, which is also called acute renal failure, improve after treatment. Sometimes in cases of acute kidney failure, dialysis may just be required for a brief time frame until the kidneys get better.

In chronic or end-stage kidney failure, your kidneys don’t get better and you will require dialysis for the rest of your life.

There are two types of dialysis:

  1. Hemodialysis
  2. Peritoneal dialysis

In hemodialysis, an artificial kidney (hemodialyzer) is used to eliminate toxins and extra mixtures and fluid from your blood. To get your blood into the artificial kidney, the expert needs to make an (entrance) into your veins.

This is finished by minor medical surgery to your arm or leg.

Often, a passage is made by joining an artery to a vein under your skin to make a greater vein called a fistula.

In any case, if your veins are not sufficient for a fistula, the specialist might utilize a delicate plastic cylinder to join a conduit and a vein under your skin. This is known as graft.

Sometimes, an entrance is made by a narrow plastic tube, called a catheter, which is embedded into a large vein in your neck. This kind of access might be temporary, however sometimes utilized for long term treatment.

The time required for your dialysis relies upon:

  • how well your kidneys work
  • how much liquid weight do you acquire between treatments
  • how much waste do you have
  • how large you are
  • the kind of artificial kidney used

Generally, every hemodialysis treatment goes on for around four hours and is completed three times each week.

A kind of hemodialysis called high-flux dialysis might take less time. You can consult with your doctor to check whether this is a proper treatment for you.

In this, your blood is cleaned inside your body. The specialist will perform a medical procedure to put a plastic tube called a catheter into your mid-region (belly) to make an entrance. During the treatment, your stomach area (called the peritoneal cavity) is gradually loaded up with dialysate through the catheter. The blood remains in the arteries and veins that line your peritoneal cavity.

Additional liquid and waste products are coaxed out of your blood and into the dialysate.

No. Dialysis does a portion of the work of healthy kidneys, however, it doesn’t fix your kidney disease. You should have dialysis treatments for your entire life forever except if you can get a kidney transplant.

You might have some distress when the needles are placed into your fistula or unite, yet most patients have no other issues. The dialysis treatment itself is easy. However, a few patients might have a drop in their blood pressure. If this happens, you might feel sick to your stomach, vomit, have a headache or have cramps. With regular treatments, those issues normally disappear.

In case your kidneys have failed, you should have dialysis treatments forever except if you can get a kidney relocation. Life expectancy on dialysis can change depending upon your other medical conditions and how well you follow your treatment plan. The normal future on dialysis is 5–10 years, however, numerous patients have lived well on dialysis for 20 or even 30 years. Converse with your doctor regarding how to deal with yourself and stay healthy on dialysis.

Yes, There are various dialysis centers located in different parts of the country as well as in other countries also. The dialysis treatment is standardized. You only have to make an appointment for dialysis treatments at another place before you go.

If we compare allopathic and ayurvedic treatment for kidney disease, one thing that comes out to be is that allopathic treatment doesn’t give a permanent cure to this problem and deals with the painful process of dialysis. Ayurveda treatment for chronic kidney disease gives a permanent and effective treatment as it is completely natural and it works with a proper combination of diet and lifestyle changes.

The main focus is to expand the agni while keeping the medications as delicate on the body as possible, as the kidney is an organ derived from the mother as indicated by Ayurvedic shastras.

  • Dals
  • Milk and milk items like Dahi (yogurt)
  • Seeds and nuts
  • Non-veg things like meat, fish and eggs
  • Hot flavours’ pepper, chillies and so on
  • Less of wheat/brown bread
  • Junk foods, white sugar, refined food sources like maida etc
  • Vegetables
  • Natural products
  • Rice after eliminating starch
  • Buttermilk is the main permitted milk item
  • cumin seeds
  • Don’t forcibly hold the urge to pass urine or stools (vegadharana)
  • Keep away from daytime rest with the exception of when extremely sick
  • Heated water fomentation over the kidney region is recommended.
  • Vajrasana (thunderclap pose)after food

Chronic kidney disease can not be treated with methods of modern biological science such as dialysis or kidney transplant because these are temporary methods and the patient has to rely on these methods for the rest of the life, but ayurvedic treatment for chronic kidney disease CKD gives a permanent cure and effective treatment without any side effects.

Useful Link:

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Ayurveda Treatment for Chronic Kidney Disease

What is an eGFR Blood Test?

What is Creatinine?

How is CKD Chronic Kidney Disease Diagnosed?

Is your Kidney Leaking Protein?

What Color is Urine When your Kidneys are Failing?

Management of Chronic Kidney Disease by Ayurveda

Kidney Disease N Treatment Information

Chronic Kidney Disease Treatment in Ayurveda


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About Vinay Rawat Innovator   Marketing Specialist

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