Fluid in Lung Caused by Kidney Problem: Can Dialysis Relieve It
2016-12-02 15:19
Fluid in lung is also known as pulmonary edema, there are many causes can lead to it, such as heart problem, pneumonia, tuberculosis, inhaling toxic gases, kidney problem and so on. Here we will mainly talk about the fluid in lung caused by kidney problems.
Why kidney disease patient will got fluid in lung?
The main task of the kidney is to purify blood by extracting fluid from it and then disposing it off in the form of urine. It is also involved in regulating sodium (salt) levels, excess of which is eliminated through urine. Too much of sodium in the body can cause fluid retention (edema) in any part of the body including the lungs. With the onset of kidney problems, eliminating waste from the blood as well as controlling sodium levels is put on the back burner. All this can contribute in the development of fluid in lungs.
Can dialysis relieve fluid in lung?
Dialysis can help Kidney Failure patients remove the waste products and excess fluid out of body and the treatment effect can be obviously. So the fluid in lung can be relieved through dialysis.
However, dialysis can not treat the fluid in lungs from the root cause. The fluid retention is caused by the kidney damage and poor kidney function which make the kidneys can not work normally. For Renal Failure Patients, Dialysis Is Not A Long Plan for The Future, because dialysis is unable to deal with the kidney damage and poor kidney function.
Kidney transplant and Chinese herbal medicines are two ways which can help patients get rid of dialysis. If you want to get rid of dialysis or want to solve kidney problems, you can send email to us or leave message below, we will try our best to help you.
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