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Is Chronic Kidney Failure Reversible

2013-10-07 15:56

Chronic Kidney Failure is a refractory illness, as it is life-threatening, especially when it progresses to advanced stage. Well then, is Chronic Kidney Failure reversible? As for this question, I’d like to say “Yes”, but unfortunately, Chronic Kidney Failure can only be reversed mildly and impaired kidney can not go back to normal again.

Why Chronic Kidney Failure can not go back to normal again?

Kidney failure is a severe kidney condition in which kidneys can not function properly. A healthy kidney is essential for a normal life, so when kidneys fail completely, dialysis or kidney transplant will be needed.

For Chronic Kidney Failure patients, their injured kidney can not go back to normal again, as necrotic kidney tissues can not be brought back to life. This is the reason why chronic kidney disease is incurable. Also, this explains why early diagnosis and treatment is very important for kidney disease patients.

How to reverse Chronic Kidney Failure?

Although Chronic Kidney Failure is incurable, it does not mean kidney function can not be reversed. For people living with kidney problem, as long as they still have urine output, they have chance to get their impaired kidney function improved.

In an affected kidney, there are healthy, injured and necrotic kidney intrinsic cells. These necrotic one can not be revived, but these injured kidney cells can be repaired effectively with right treatment and medicines. We know kidney functions properly through various kidney tissues which are composed of kidney intrinsic cells. When kidney cells are damaged and fails to work, kidney function decreases. Therefore, when injured kidney intrinsic cells are repaired to work again, kidney function is improved. This is the general introduction about how is Chronic Kidney Failure reversed. If there is anything unclear, please feel free to consult us.

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