Most of the People with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) wonder whether they
should do exercises. As we know, once we suffer from some diseases, we are
always told to stay in bed and have a good rest. However, it is widely known
that doing exercise can help to enhance our immunity and thus to against
disease. Well then, which opinion is right and should people with Chronic Kidney
Disease do exercises on earth?
Just as an old saying goes: life lies in movement. Exercise makes healthy
people healthier and makes patients recover. Moreover, seeing from pathological
changes, almost all the people with Chronic Kidney Disease have different levels
of blood circulation disorder and slowed blood flow. Reduced blood volume in
kidneys makes nutrient substances be in short supply, which will give rise to
damage or death of renal intrinsic cells. We all know doing some exercises can
speed up our heartbeat and thus to promote blood circulation, which will enable
renal cells get more nutrient substances. In this case, doing exercises is
beneficial to people with Chronic Kidney Disease.
However, some people may worry that doing exercises will aggravate their
symptoms like microscopic hematuria, edema and especially the proteinuria.
Undoubtedly, drastic exercises will deteriorate some manifestations, but we can
not stay in bed all the time just for keeping the indexes in the normal range,
so doing some exercises is necessary.
Even though doing exercises is healthful, choosing the correct activity is
very important for people with Chronic Kidney Disease and the suitable
activities for people with Chronic Kidney Disease include walking and playing
Taiji.
Moreover, for people with Chronic Kidney Disease, through doing moderate
exercises, symptom of lower appetite may be relieved at the same time. As it has
so many advantages, people with Chronic Kidney Disease should try to do some
exercises in their daily life, so as to recover quickly. For more information,
please email to me or consult our consultant online, we will try our best to
help you.