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Kidney failure
In many cases, people would not be hurry when their kidneys have some damage. In the early stage, they only have protein or blood in urine and slight swelling. People would not give it a great attention for they have no uncomfortable feeling. They do not know they are gradually near kidney failure. Little by little more than 80% of kidney function has been lost, and then they unfortunately go into renal failure. Can Patients with 19% of Kidney Function Get Rid of Dialysis?
In this type of patients, people would have many poisoning symptoms including no appetite, severe swelling, sick, vomit, fatigue, dizzy, skin itching, numb feet and so on. Due to much kidney function loss, toxic substances and excessive water cannot be removed through kidneys. So they deposit in the body and hurt other organs.
Dialysis
Dialysis is used to discharge the water and toxic substances from the body. It is like a artificial kidney. During dialysis, people’s blood is input and filtered in the device, so their blood is clean enough to inject into their blood vessels. People can sustain their lives for 3 to 5 years at average. Only few of them can live with dialysis for more than 20 years. Dialysis cannot replace kidney function totally, so high death rate presents in many dialysis center or hospitals.
Dialysis is only used as a supporting method which can remit patients’ serious symptoms for a short time. We pay more attention to repair kidney tissue in order to return them healthy kidneys. You can consult our experts if you should take on dialysis (renalhealth@hotmail.com).
New method for kidney failure
Dialysis cannot give people hope. The new technology—Immunotherapy gives you a chance. It have been researched and developed for almost 30 years and in china we have used it in clinic for more than 20 years. It is proved that Immunotherapy can repair kidney tissue with a good curative effect. As long as you have some improvement of kidney function, you can cast off dialysis and live as normal people.
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