Skin Rashes in Diabetic Nephropathy: Causes and Treatment

Skin Rashes in Diabetic Nephropathy: Causes and Treatment Skin rashes often occur when diabetic nephropathy progresses in terminal kidney disease. Rashes on the skin can affect the quality of life of patients. Sometimes, skin rashes occur even after dialysis or kidney transplant, if you happen to have this problem, you can send your test reports to kidneyfailuretreat@hotmail.com know more details.

First of all, what are the causes of skin rashes in diabetic nephropathy

The deposition of toxic substances and the excess of liquid

Diabetic nephropathy occurs when patients suffer from diabetes for very long time. And it is caused by the high blood sugar level in the body. In the heath kidneys, there are millions of small blood vessels and small holes in the kidneys, which act as filters to remove toxic substances and excess fluid in the urine and absorb useful substances such as proteins and red blood cells. Excess sugar puts extra work on these filters. As time goes on, the filters begin to lose their ability to remove waste products and absorb the useful substance. And then the waste products begin to accumulate in the body and damage all systems in the body, including the system of skin.

High phosphorus level

The health kidneys are responsible for keeping the electrolyte level in balance. However, diseased kidneys are not able to keep the electrolyte level in balance. Low calcium level and high phosphorus level occur easily when the electrolyte level loses its control.

And then, what are the treatments for rashes in diabetic nephropathy

Since skin rashes in diabetic nephropathy is caused by diseased filters, and then the treatment for rash of the skin should focus on restoring the contributors and tissues of the body. Fortunately, natural treatments at Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital provides patients with a natural treatment called Micro-Chinese Medicine osmoterapia.This treatment is used externally. Natural treatment emphasizes the elimination of toxic substances, favoring blood circulation, enlarging blood vessels, repairing diseased tissues and recovering normal function gradually, except for residual renal function, to relieve symptoms of intoxication, including skin rash.