Can uremia be cured?

Speaking of disease, this word is scary in our hearts. We can even say that most of us have a certain fear of disease. When it comes to the fear of disease, it is not entirely because most people are afraid of death, but more because the vast majority of people will be tortured by the disease after they become sick, and this process is very painful. Of course, in order to avoid illness, many people now pay attention to health preservation.

Of course, each disease gives people a different feeling and causes different harm. Sometimes it is not because of health preservation that the human body will not get sick, but diseases are often everywhere. The severity of each disease is different. Some diseases can be cured, but some cannot, and some are more difficult to treat.

For example: uremia, can uremia be cured? Let's explain it below.

Uremia cannot be cured by conventional treatment. Uremia is the severe stage of chronic renal failure. It is caused by urinary system diseases that destroy the normal structure and function of the kidneys, leading to renal failure. Dialysis treatment is required, and a successful kidney transplant will restore normal kidney function and can result in a near-complete recovery.

There are often some patients who have entered the uremia stage but keep delaying and are unwilling to receive dialysis treatment, always worrying about the side effects, costs, etc. of dialysis. Many patients also hope that traditional Chinese medicine can "cure" uremia and get rid of dialysis. In fact, dialysis is to replace the work of the kidneys. When the patient enters the uremia stage, the patient's kidneys should be damaged by more than 90%. If it is delayed and no replacement treatment is taken, the toxins will remain in the body and cause irreversible damage to other organs of the body, such as the heart, digestive system, bones, blood system, etc. However, uremia is a disease that cannot be cured by drug treatment, and there is no so-called "magic bullet" that can cure uremia. Therefore, patients with uremia should not hesitate to take renal replacement therapy, namely dialysis treatment, in a timely manner.

For patients with uremia whose conditions are relatively stable: The conditions of these patients are relatively stable. Although they also need to start renal replacement therapy as soon as possible, there is no indication for emergency dialysis. In addition to medication and diet control, these patients need to actively prepare for dialysis. For example, medical staff can provide education on relevant content before dialysis so that patients can fully understand the necessity and limitations of renal replacement therapy, and choose a suitable dialysis method (hemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis) based on their own conditions, family environment, work situation, economic situation, etc.; patients who plan to undergo hemodialysis need to undergo fistula surgery 1 to 3 months in advance and contact a hemodialysis center for long-term dialysis treatment. Patients who are preparing for peritoneal dialysis need to have the peritoneal dialysis catheter inserted 2 to 4 weeks in advance.

So friends who have uremia should not worry too much. Although conventional treatments have little effect on uremia, uremia can be cured through kidney transplantation. However, kidney transplant surgery not only costs a lot of manpower and material resources, but also causes serious harm to the patient, so the best way is to achieve comprehensive prevention to ensure that the body will not suffer from uremia as much as possible.