The ammonia taste from mouth is an unpleasant symptom kidney disease patients
encounter. In an effort to get rid of the bad breath, the patients tried to
improve their oral cavity hygiene, only to find that this doesn’t improve any
better. The persistent ammonia state reduces their appetite and depresses them a
lot. Then what is the solution? If we can find the underlying cause, we will get
the conclusion regarding to the proper method to eliminate ammonia in mouth.
What causes ammonia from mouth in chronic kidney failure sufferers?
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Ammonia taste in mouth is associated to reduced kidney filtration function.
Normally, blood enters kidneys for filtration of toxins (such as creatinine,
urea nitrogen, etc). In chronic kidney disorders, when kidneys are impaired to
the point that 50 percent of kidney units lost, creatinine and other wastes
begin to rise in blood. Ammonia occurs as urea nitrogen is released by
degradation enzymes. For the patients, the toxins accumulated in human body are
harmful for many body systems, such as gastrointestinal tract, skin, brain,
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How to get rid of ammonia from mouth in chronic kidney failure patients?
Ammonia taste in mouth results from heavy toxin levels in blood, and the
toxins in blood rise because of injured kidney function. If we want to get rid
of the symptom, we will need to improve our kidneys.
The patients found their hope from Chinese alternatives--- Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy and stem cell treatment. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy
dilates blood vessels, clears away blood stasis and degenerates immune complexes
to create a nutritive and beneficial environmental for kidney repairing. Stem
cells will replenish masses of new healthy kidney cells to repair damaged kidney
tissues and kidney structure. By applying the two therapies the patients can
lower the accumulated toxins naturally, thus ammonia mouth disappearing
naturally.