Misunderstandings in the treatment of uremia

A lot of data show that many kidney diseases often develop into uremia in the end, mainly because of the insufficient understanding of uremia. Only by truly understanding uremia can we better treat uremia. This article also introduces readers to the misunderstandings about the treatment of uremia. Only after understanding these problems will you avoid encountering difficulties in the treatment of uremia in the future.

I wonder how much you know about the misunderstandings about uremia, and have you made similar mistakes before? This article will give you a detailed introduction to the misunderstandings about the treatment of uremia. Only by recognizing these misunderstandings can you avoid many detours and avoid making irreparable mistakes.

Treatment Misunderstandings

Myth 1:

After treatment with (or therapy), uremia can be immediately cured by dialysis. When kidney disease deteriorates to the uremia stage, the conventional treatment for uremia is dialysis therapy (hemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis). The use of dialysis to treat uremia can be said to be a replacement treatment method that uses an artificial machine to replace the work of human kidneys. Dialysis treatment for uremia can quickly improve the hypermetabolic disorder in the body of uremia patients, alleviate a series of complications associated with uremia patients (such as nausea, vomiting, dizziness, headache, oliguria, anorexia, insomnia, dyspnea, etc.), and reduce the risk of death. The reason why uremia occurs is that it usually takes a long time for the initial kidney disease to progress to uremia, and during this process, the fibrosis and degeneration of the kidneys is also a long process. So, if the damaged kidneys want to recover and regain their original normal functions, even if this substance or this therapy is effective, it will take a certain amount of time for it to act on the damaged kidneys of patients with uremia. In the process of repairing kidney function, dialysis will continue to play its role in replacing kidney function. Do patients with uremia dare to get rid of dialysis immediately?

Myth 2:

After treatment of uremia, creatinine will drop immediately. For patients with uremia, creatinine may be an indicator of their condition that they are more concerned about and psychologically burdened with. A high or even continuously rising blood creatinine index means that patients with uremia will face the threat of death from factors such as dialysis, kidney transplantation, heart failure, and respiratory failure. Therefore, patients with uremia actively seek good treatment with the clear purpose of lowering creatinine. Patients with uremia who are receiving medication or therapy often have this idea: since treatment has been implemented, creatinine must be lowered. Is it possible to eradicate the large amount of toxins represented by creatinine that have accumulated in the body of uremia patients for many years by using a certain oral substance or a certain treatment method in just a few days or decades? Even if this substance or treatment is really effective, the renal function of uremia patients is still in a damaged state. Even if creatinine is eradicated, it will be metabolized again. Can the short-term treatment effect through blood creatinine test be meaningful? The above three medical concepts may be the most common misunderstandings in the medical treatment of patients with kidney disease and uremia. Perhaps, for different patients with uremia, there are still various misunderstandings in their treatment process. Regardless of what mentality exists, for patients with uremia, the ultimate treatment effect is the pass for testing treatment methods. Get rid of misunderstandings and treat uremia correctly and early with the combination of Chinese and Western medicine to consolidate the foundation and detoxify the special treatments for uremia and patients with various stages of renal insufficiency. By improving their own kidney function, it can not only eliminate the clinical symptoms of patients with renal failure, quickly reduce renal function indicators such as creatinine and urea nitrogen, delay and stop the progression of chronic renal failure. The biggest feature is that there is no need for dialysis, which fundamentally improves the quality of life of patients and makes the condition stable and long-lasting.

After reading this article, do you have a sense of sudden enlightenment? Do many of your previous practices now seem to be wrong? It doesn’t matter. Now that you have recognized these treatment misunderstandings, you can avoid similar mistakes in the future. I hope this article will help you recover from your illness and I wish you a speedy recovery.