How Long Can Someone Live with End Renal Stage Disease without Kidney Transplant

If you are diagnosed with failing kidneys before you need dialysis, treatment can sometimes prevent (or certainly delay) their complete failure. But when your kidneys finally stop working effectively, then you will need either dialysis or a transplant.

While dialysis is able to get rid of waste products from your body, it does not replace all the functions of your own kidneys. A transplant does. These necessary functions include:

continuous removal of waste products of metabolism continuous removal of excess fluid production of a natural hormone called erythropoietin, to prevent anaemia. (If you become very anaemic, exertion will leave you short of breath) conversion of vitamin D in food into an active compound, which helps to keep bones healthy. (All patients with kidney failure develop some bone disease) excretion of some drugs helping to control blood pressure.

Your kidneys are normally undertaking these functions continuously, day and night, year in year out, without you even having to think about it. It has been shown that kidney transplantation gives better quality and quantity of life than dialysis treatment, so it is in your best long-term interest, provided that you are fit enough to undergo it.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is the best alternative treatments to avoid kidney transplant. This is treatments used externally. It aims at improving kidney function.

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