How long can you live with renal necrosis

Renal necrosis is a serious form of renal failure. As the name suggests, renal failure means a decline in kidney function, which can no longer work for the human body. If a kidney is necrotic, the person may not survive without a kidney transplant. Therefore, you must replace your kidney with a matching one before it dies. However, some people cannot afford the high medical expenses for kidney disease and wonder how long they can live. So how long can a person live with renal necrosis?

Patients with severe renal failure who are eligible can undergo kidney transplantation. If the operation is successful and the patients take medication on time for a long time, some patients can survive for more than 30 years after the operation. If renal failure is not treated promptly, the disease progresses rapidly and may become life-threatening within days to months. Treatment options for renal failure include:

1. Treat the cause (infection, blood loss, etc.)

2. Dialysis

3. Control your diet and avoid hard and fried foods

4. Kidney transplantation. Patients with renal failure who are eligible can undergo early kidney transplantation. If the operation is successful and the patient takes medication on time after the operation, they can survive for decades.

Renal failure itself is divided into acute and chronic, so the causes are also divided into two types. Acute cases such as trauma and major surgery, hypovolemic shock, massive blood transfusion, acute drug or toxin poisoning can all cause renal failure. If it is chronic, it is caused by the development of various chronic kidney diseases.

The early symptoms of renal failure are the key areas of focus during the treatment of renal failure. Renal failure is a manifestation of the gradual decline of kidney function after being damaged. Traditional Chinese medicine is a profound medical art in my country. You can try to treat patients with Chinese medicine, and you can adopt methods such as strengthening the body and eliminating evil, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, dredging the meridians, and detoxifying and purging turbidity. In Western medicine, you must treat the cause of the disease, use dialysis therapy as soon as possible, and do a good job in diet and health care, pay attention to rest, limit water intake, and eat a high-quality protein diet. As long as kidney failure is treated in time, it is possible to improve and prolong life.