Give a Chance for People with Uremia

Uremia is the end stage of renal failure and it is the beginning of suffering in patients. In the past, uremia means death for people due to poor technology in medical filed. Now dialysis should be taken on immediately after they are diagnosed with uremia in order to sustain people’s lives effectively. Meanwhile, patients would be on the list of kidney transplant so as to help get a relatively freer and normal life. It is true for uremia people, but both of these treatments also bring about unexpected suffering for people with uremia.

Dialysis

It indeed can prolong people’s lives. But patients all know it is not a good method for their disease. Because dialysis only can help remove excess water, salt and waste products from the body and return a relatively clean internal environment. Except for this function, nothing would be done. Besides, left alive kidney tissues will lose function little by little. So in the end, kidney cannot work and patients have no urine.

Kidney transplant

Many people place their hope on kidney transplant to give them a better life. Most of patients have to wait for many years to get a suitable donor. Besides, even if receiving kidney transplant, they should get anti-rejection drugs every day and have many limits in their life. They always have a high risk of infections which may lead to death for them.

A chance for people with uremia to get a normal life


Immunotherapy is one of the best treatments for uremia. It is a series of therapies which contain Immunotherapy. The main function of Immunotherapy can rebuild a new immune system to block the renal inflammation. It can remove all the ECM and other dead cells in kidneys to make room for the new healthy cells. Then Immunotherapy can provide many healthy cells for kidney demand. All of these cells can combine useful tissues which can functions to filter blood and form urine. Thereby patients with uremia can greatly increase the GFR and kidney function. It is a proper treatment for them to realize their hope that they can lead a normal life.