I have written about the urine output during hemodialysis indicating surviving renal function of patients who have Chronic Renal Failure and are taking hemodialysis. What is surviving renal function? It refers to surviving filtration function and endocrine function of kidney tissues after kidneys are damaged. Maintaining surviving renal function can help patients get the chance to get rid of dialysis. Then I am going to explain.Recommendation for Hemodialysis Patients with High Creatinine Level
Patients may have 10% glomerular filtration rate (GFR), when Chronic Renal Failure develops into Uremia. 10%GFR is quite lower than that of healthy people, but for patients who are taking hemodialysis, 10% GFR has great significance. If patients with about 20ml/min creatinine clearance rate (CCR) have normal urine output, they can get rid of hemodialysis and have normal life. Therefore, although the creatinine clearance rate (CCR) of the patients who begin to take hemodialysis goes down to approximately 10ml/ min, there is 50% renal function compared to 20ml/min. If patients can take effective treatment at first stage of hemodialysis, they are likely to be far from hemodialysis.Is Blackberry Good for Patients on Hemodialysis
In addition, kidney is an important endocrinal organ, so surviving glomerular filtration rate (GFR) and creatinine clearance rate (CCR) play a role in maintaining nutrition condition of patients on hemodialysis and regulating acidosis as well as eliminating metabolic products especially some substances that hemodialysis can not clear. To research on 300 cases of patients who constantly taking hemodialysis for three years, we get a result presenting that how much the urine output and survival rate fit a normal distribution, which means that the more urine output and the longer lasing time are, the higher long-term survival rate is.The Average Lifespan for Patients on Hemodialysis
Patients who are taking hemodialysis or are preparing to take hemodialysis try their best to find effective treatment and cooperate with it, they may get well soon. Have confidence and we are here waiting for helping you. If you have any questions, you can feel free to contact me by MSN: kidneyservice@hotmail.com
