1. Kidney has a function of secretion, which can secrete hemopoietin, which can also be called EOP for short. When kidney is damaged, the hemopoietin can not be produced enough, which influences the generation of marrow, thus causing renal anemia.
2. Toxins in the body can also accelerate renal anemia. In renal failure stage or anemia stage, kidney is damaged and there accumulated many toxins in the blood. Such toxins will damage the red blood cells, influence their generation and metabolism, which leading to anemia as well.
When suffering from renal anemia - Anemia and Kidney Disease, CKD patients look pale on face, lip, fingernail, and so on. How do we manage it?
1. dialysis - Are There Any Side Effects of Dialysis on Diabetics
Dialysis can really help relieve renal anemia, for many small molecules are discharged out of the body. However, toxins can not be cleared completely, because the damaged cells can not be repaired by dialysis. So the effect is not obvious with the help of dialysis.
2. inject blood and EPO
Injection of blood and EPO can really help relieve, however, as we mentioned in the first point, they also can not repair the damaged intrinsic cells in the kidney, which can not relieve fundamentally either.
3. Chinese medicine
Chinese medicine, especially Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can treat renal anemia fundamentally. Micro-Chinese Medicine is advanced compared with traditional Chinese medicine for it is applied through osmosis, which can avoid poor appetite caused by long time oral application of Chinese medicine. Secondly, it is abstracted from herbs of nature, which contains more than 10 trace elements such as iron, folic acid, and so on, which can relieve anemia fundamentally.
In addition, after years of trail and error, experts in Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital have accumulated much valuable experience, on the basis of which, we created immunotherapy, which includes Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy. The elements in Micro-Chinese Medicine can also increase the immunity of patients with chronic kidney disease.
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