Hot Compress Therapy is Helpful for Patients Have No Respond to Dialysis
2016-04-04 16:03
It is known that dialysis is one of the most common treatment to kidney failure, but not all the patients are suitable for this treatment.
What treatment is helpful for patients who have no respond to dialysis?
As a patient who has no respond to dialysis you should not lose hope, because dialysis is not the only choice for kidney disease patient. There are some other alternative therapies like renal transplant and Chinese Medicine can help you guys live better without dialysis.
For most of the patients are familiar with renal transplant, i will not go into it too much here. As for the Chinese Medicine, i would like to introduce Hot Compress Therapy to you, it is a perfect combination of traditional Chinese Medicine and modern technology. With the help of it, people who are in early stage of kidney disease can have a chance live like a normal person. For people who are in the advanced stage of kidney disease, they may lose the chance back to normal life, but they still can have a quality life without dialysis.
What is Hot Compress Therapy?
Hot Compress Therapy is a relatively new treatment for chronic kidney disease which has been proved in clinic to be effective and convenient. It can eliminate symptoms such as high blood pressure, swelling, proteinuria, hematuria; control complications such as lowering the risk of heart problems. What is more important, it can help repair renal damages so as to block the process of renal fibrosis and gradually restore kidney functions.
If you are the patient who has no respond to dialysis or you are interested in Hot Compress Therapy, do not upset, you still have many other choices. If you need any help just contact us by email, we will try our best to help you.
Our email: kidney-treatment@hotmail.com
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