Is It Possible to Reverse Kidney Failure by Dialysis
2016-05-12 16:27
Is it possible to reverse kidney failure by dialysis? Dialysis is considered to be the life-saving treatment for kidney failure patient, it always be recommended to the patient with advanced stage of kidney disease. By doing parts of the kidneys’ job it can prolong the patient’s life to some extent. However, it can do nothing for reversing kidney failure.
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Why dialysis can do nothing for reversing kidney failure?
Although, dialysis can help kidney failure patient live better by doing parts of the kidneys’ work, but it cannot protect the remaining kidneys nor repair the damaged ones, so it cannot cure kidney failure.
What treatment is better than dialysis in treating kidney failure?
In the past, renal transplant is the only alternative treatment of dialysis. But in our days, there are many treatments based on traditional Chinese Medicine can replace dialysis to treat kidney disease. What’s more, they have better effect that dialysis.
The innovation Chinese Medicine, such as Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is one of the best effective treatment. Cooperated without the other treatments, it can help kidney disease patient with mild kidney damage get a chance to live like a normal person; for patients with serous kidney damage, they also can live a quality life without dialysis or renal transplant.
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