How long can you live with uremia?

When it comes to the disease of uremia, many people are worried and everyone thinks that uremia is an incurable disease. So many friends want to know how long one can live with uremia and whether it can be cured. In fact, uremia is not an independent disease, but a clinical syndrome common to various advanced kidney diseases. Therefore, the treatment of uremia is quite complicated.

Experts tell us that there is no specific time for how long a person with uremia can live. It mainly depends on the condition and symptoms of each patient. In addition, since each person's physique and condition are different, the treatment methods are also different.

How long can you live with uremia?

Nephrologists say that how long a person with uremia can live actually depends on the following aspects of the patient.

1. First, it is affected by the patient's existing degree of renal damage.

Detoxification is a major function of the kidneys, and patients can clearly understand the function of their kidneys through excretion. In the absence of dialysis, the amount of urine, urine color, urine turbidity, etc. can all well reflect the kidney's detoxification ability and the degree of damage. This will facilitate further understanding of the status of residual renal function and the cycle of repairing renal function. In addition, renal fibrosis-related examinations can be used to understand the survival and damage of renal intrinsic cells, thereby judging renal function and better determining the prognosis.

2. Secondly, it is affected by the severity of the patient’s own condition.

It is generally believed clinically that when the blood creatinine of a kidney disease patient reaches 442umol/L, it enters the uremia stage, which is called the early stage of uremia, or what we usually call the renal failure stage. When creatinine is greater than 707, it is the late stage of uremia. At this time, the higher the creatinine, the shorter the survival period.

3. It is also affected by the patient's own concurrent symptoms.

When kidney disease develops to the stage of uremia, patients will experience multiple and severe clinical complications. The number and severity of complications will have a significant impact on how long patients with uremia can survive. Specifically involving high potassium, degree of high blood pressure, heart damage, etc. You can use this to analyze the complications you may have and consult your doctor about the severity of these complications and the consequences they will have on your body.

4. The most critical thing is the treatment of uremia.

Treatment is the most critical for any disease. It is particularly important to choose standardized and systematic treatment methods in the early stage under the advice of professional doctors. With the continuous development of science and technology, traditional Chinese medicine has formed a set of advanced treatment theories for the treatment of uremia. It uses advanced treatment equipment to block the process of renal fibrosis and repair renal intrinsic cells, achieving effective treatment results in clinical practice.

Therefore, patients with uremia should not be discouraged. Facing the disease with a positive attitude will be more conducive to your recovery.

I believe everyone already knows how long a person with uremia can live. In fact, how long a patient with uremia can live depends on the patient's specific condition. First of all, we need to see the extent of the patient's renal damage and how serious the condition is. In addition, some complications that the patient himself may also affect the patient's normal life span. In addition, if timely treatment is given in the early stages of the disease and faced with a positive attitude, this will be more conducive to recovery.