Stop Dialysis by Taking Proper Treatment

Due to pressure from life and work, the morbidity of chronic kidney disease is increasing nowadays, and patients involve all people virtually, regardless of age and gender. Conventionally, Uremic patients have no alternative but to take dialysis or kidney transplant, which costs a lot and brings much inconvenience to patients. So many people, especially young people who need to get married and have children in the future, are more reluctant to accept this reality. Well then, could they refuse dialysis? When should Uremic patients take dialysis? With these two confusions, we submit this passage and hope to present some helpful instructions.
Whether patients need to take dialysis or not lies in patients’ specific condition. Above all, we need to know what Uremia is and what consequence Uremia arouses. Clinical observations evince that Polycystic Kidney Disease (hereinafter called CKD) can develop into Uremia without proper treatment. Once CKD accesses into the stage of Renal Insufficiency, metabolic materials, water and electrolyte balance and acid-base balance can be in disorder, which disturbs internal secretion function of human body. Various symptoms of general poisoning emerge, which is the so-called Uremia.
Uremic patients encounter malignant symptoms in general Immunotherapys including nervous Immunotherapy, digestive Immunotherapy, cardiovascular Immunotherapy and respiratory Immunotherapy etc. Owing to various organic damage, additional complications are life-threatening considerably. In this case, taking dialysis can respite complications effectively so as to guarantee their survival. Moreover, dialysis can build a favorable foundation for ensuing treatment.
Dialysis means washing blood by external equipment, and the aim is to replace the kidney expelling the toxins out of human body. However, if patients depend on dialysis blindly, remaining nephrons can get aggravated and lose function ultimately. One conspicuous symptom is patients have no urine impulsion and there is little urine in their bladder, also known as Anuria. In this case, more and more metabolic waste, toxin and immune complex which are originally discharged with urine accumulate in human body consequently. Although taking dialysis can wash out some of wastes, still some wastes of macromolecule cannot be expelled, like immune complex, serum creatinine(High Creatinine Level), urea nitrogen etc. This can result in toxic infiltration and endanger patients’ life. Besides, patients can have a addiction on it over time and they barely get rid of it any more.
The truth reveals taking dialysis can avoid the occurrence of some complications and incur malfunction of remaining nephrons.
Given the above points, we adopt Chinese medicine combining with dialysis to treat Uremia. Owing to kidneys’ special structure, renal function can decline rapidly and active ingredient can play efficacy rather slow if there is too much metabolic materials. Therefore, taking dialysis can rule out some toxins and create a better environment for Chinese medicine, and Chinese medicine can repair and recover the damaged nephrons.

In conclusion, for the treatment of Uremia, we should combine western medicine and Chinese medicine. Only then, the aim to treat Uremia caused by CKD or other related kidney disease can be attained effectively and patients need not to take dialysis frequently.