16/07/2025
【After Starting Dialysis & Want Freedom? Protect Kidney Function - This Strategy Works!】
When kidney disease reaches the end-stage (uremia), patients usually face three paths:
-Dialysis (Hemodialysis, Peritoneal Dialysis, Plasmapheresis)
-Kidney Transplant (Long waiting times)
-Conservative Management (Active medication to improve kidney function, delay dialysis)
Dialysis, due to its relatively "quick results," is often the first choice. Starting ~3 months after fistula creation, it rapidly helps remove toxins in patients with high creatinine, reducing acute complication risks.
However, a harsh reality exists: one major long-term risk of dialysis is the irreversible reduction in urine output, even leading to complete anuria (no urine)!
More worryingly, many patients fall into a dangerous misconception: once dialysis starts, they think they're "set," even stopping medications. The truth is: your body and kidneys are never "off the hook"! Dialysis dependence and reduced urine output are themselves complications. If neglected, your remaining kidney function declines faster, and the chance to ever escape dialysis is lost forever!
Dialysis patients who want to avoid "no urine" and keep hope alive for potentially stopping dialysis MUST prioritize this: 👉 Actively using medication to improve blood circulation within the kidneys and boost their natural detox power! This is KEY to reducing dialysis frequency, extending intervals, and potentially becoming dialysis-free!
How to Improve Kidney Circulation & Natural Detox?
1. Integrate Chinese & Western Medicine: Source Treatment (Activate Blood, Remove Toxins): Use primarily TCM-based "blood-activating and toxin-removing" approaches to unblock detox pathways. Focus on improving the internal kidney environment, correcting the root issue of inadequate blood/oxygen supply. Enhance filtration, activate remaining healthy nephrons, and gradually reduce dialysis dependence.
2. Scientifically Combine Kidney-Protective & Vascular Meds: Under medical guidance, use kidney-protective drugs and vasodilators. Strictly manage underlying conditions (high BP, high blood sugar) with necessary meds to protect remaining function.
3. Prevent Complications, Protect the "Lifeline": Actively correct anemia, acidosis, calcium-phosphorus imbalance. Prevent dialysis-related low BP to maintain kidney blood flow. Avoid fluid overload and heart failure. Stick to a strict kidney-friendly diet & lifestyle to reduce burden.
A Surprising Fact: ~90% of uremia patients have potentially reversible factors! Not all high creatinine is untreatable. Poor results often stem from incorrect medications, imprecise treatment plans, or abandoning medication hope after starting dialysis. The power of medical therapy never disappears – the keys are: Accurate diagnosis, scientific treatment, and persistence!
Dialysis isn't the only path for uremia, nor does it mean the end of treatment. Scientific medication, meticulous management, and actively improving the internal environment to protect every bit of remaining kidney function can extend dialysis intervals, improve quality of life, and even offer hope for freedom from dialysis. This path requires wisdom, patience, and the right actions, but every step is worth the effort!