Can Poor Kidney Function Cause Vomiting

Patients with poor kidney function are bound to suffer from various symptoms. Vomiting is the most common one. This article will introduce the details.
Normally, the blood will flow through the kidneys and allow them to excrete wastes and conserve electrolytes. Any condition that significantly interfere with blood flow to the kidney can lead to the loss of kidney function, thus eventually resulting in Renal Failure. Nausea and vomiting are typical symptoms of kidney failure and can greatly affect the quality of life and the appetite of the patient. How does this occur?

Nausea refers to the feeling of having an urge to vomit, which is often called being sick to your stomach.

Vomiting, or throwing up is forcing the contents of the stomach up through the esophagus and out of the mouth.

The severity of the above two symptoms may vary from patient to patient in different stages. Generally, this phenomenon is more serious in the morning.

Causes

For Renal Failure patients, most of their kidney function has been damaged, so the kidneys cannot function adequately, causing accumulation of wastes and toxins throughout the body. With the severe decline of renal function, the amount of nitrogen in the blood will gradually build up, resulting in elevated BUN levels.
Meanwhile, urease in the intestinal tract can decompose BUN into ammonia. As the
level of BUN increases, large amounts of ammonia will present, thus stimulating the gastrointestinal tract and causing nausea and vomiting.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherpay is the best treatment to deal with kidney disease. This treatment mainly aims at improving kidney function. Vomiting can be treated well with the improvement of kidney function.


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