Uraemia Causes, Symptoms and Treatment

Uraemia is also known as End Stage Renal Failure (ESRD). The renal function declines below 15%. The kidneys can not secrete metabolic products normally or maintain electrolyte balance. Hence, the uremia toxins affect multiple organs and systems of the whole body.

Causes

* Diabetes is the primary cause of Uraemia in most countries and it can occur among approximately 30% of people with a long history of Diabetes.

* Primary glomerular and tubular disorders such as focal segmental glomerulosclerosis( FSGS), IgA Nephropathy, Polycystic Kidney Disease( PKD).

* Besides diabetes, there are other systemic disorders which can involve kidneys such as lupus, purpura, hyperuricemia etc.

* Uraemia can be seen among 15% cases of high blood pressure.

* Uremia cases caused by HIV are keeping rising.

* It may be attributable to long-term irrational medicine use like painkillers, aspirin etc.

Symptoms

* Nausea and vomiting

* Fatigue

* Poor appetite and weight loss

* Muscle cramps and skin itching

* Mental statues changes like confusion

* Dry mouth and increased thirst

* Visual disturbance

* Uremia frost on skin

* Increased fluid retention may result in pulmonary edema, severe high blood pressure

Treatment

The conventional therapies for Uraemia include dialysis and kidney transplant. In Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital, we introduce a brand new therapy into the treatment of the disease. It is immunotherapy mainly including:

* Brand new medicines with mild side effects

* Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy

* Immunotherapy

* Blood purification techniques which can help clear up the pathological substances in blood and metabolic products

Features

● Perfect combination of natural remedy and biotherapy, no side effect, no toxins on body

● Preserve the residual renal function and improve overall renal function gradually

● Help patients in the early stage avoid dialysis. Prolong the interval of dialysis for those in advanced stage


● Improve life quality and extend life span of the patients significantly