Patients with renal failure are at risk of dehydration. There is no doubt that dehydration affects the quality of life. Even small levels of dehydration can create headaches, lethargy, or just overall lack of vigilance. It can also cause constipation. Now we continue to learn about why dehydration in renal failure and how to treat dehydration.
Why dehydration occurs in renal failure?
- Diarrhea. Diarrhea can spend some patients with renal insufficiency. However, diarrhea is the most common cause dehydration and related deaths. Is the result of dehydration through preventing intestine'function large water absorption of food material.
- Vomiting. Nausea and vomiting are common symptoms of kidney failure. Vomiting leading to fluid loss and makes it difficult to replace water for drinking.
- Frequent urination. Patients with kidney failure may experience frequent urination if you have renal tubular damage that affects the function of the concentration and the role of renal tubular reabsorption.
- Dialysis. For patients with renal failure, dialysis may be a common treatment in many countries. Dialysis can cause loss of too much water, leading to dehydration.
How to deal with dehydration in patients with renal failure?
Dehydration should be treated by replacing the liquid level in the body. Some patients with dehydration, however, will need intravenous fluids to rehydrate. People who are dehydrated should avoid drinks containing caffeine, such as coffee, tea and soda.
Underlying conditions that cause dehydration should also be treated with proper treatment. If dehydration is caused by renal tubular damage or vomiting, then for the treatment of renal failure it is necessary and important. If you are interested in the treatment of renal failure. If you have any questions, please comment below, email or live chat. Our mailbox is kidney-support@hotmail.com