Why do I feel dizzy after dialysis?

Many patients experience dizziness, vomiting and nausea after dialysis. Dialysis causes endocrine disorders in the human body through blood circulation, and may even cause cramps or excessive excitement. Many diseases require dialysis, but there are many complications after dialysis. How should we deal with dizziness after dialysis in our lives?

Dizziness after dialysis is mostly due to anemia, while nausea and vomiting also require consideration of insufficient reduction of toxins, while skin itching and cramps are manifestations of calcium deficiency.

It is necessary to regularly check blood routine to understand the hemoglobin situation, and pay attention to calcium supplementation after dialysis to avoid the above situation.

Nausea and vomiting after dialysis may be caused by gastrointestinal upset. Patients with uremia do experience cramps and itchy skin. Cramps are caused by the renal insufficiency of uremia patients. Toxins in the urine will accumulate in the body, leading to electrolyte imbalance, muscle excitement, and cramps. Skin itching is caused by the waste produced by nitrogen metabolism that irritates the skin.

In the above article, we learned about dizziness after dialysis. First of all, the symptoms of dizziness after dialysis are very common. At the same time, we can also achieve the desired effect through different treatment methods. If dizziness and vomiting occur, we should pay attention to our diet and living habits in daily life.