Can uremia only be treated with dialysis?

Uremia is a disease we often hear about. But regarding the treatment of uremia, can uremia only be treated through dialysis? Or maybe there are other treatments? Let’s learn about it today! Uremia is mostly related to blood. The kidneys are one of the key parts of the human body. Most cases of uremia are closely related to kidney failure, so kidney transplantation is also one of the methods to treat uremia. Drug treatment can only play a certain role and cannot completely cure the disease.

How to treat uremia - Method 1. Hemodialysis. Hemodialysis is a process in which the patient's blood and dialysate are simultaneously introduced into both sides of the dialyzer membrane, removing metabolic waste from the blood, correcting electrolyte and acid-base imbalances, and removing excess water from the body through the semipermeable membrane. Hemodialysis can partially replace kidney function and is one of the most widely used treatments for uremia.

How to treat uremia - Method 2. Peritoneal dialysis uses the body's own peritoneum as a dialysis membrane to purify the blood. Dialysate is introduced into the patient's abdominal cavity, and toxins and excess water in the blood pass through the peritoneum into the dialysate in the abdominal cavity and are then discharged from the body. The dialysate in the peritoneal cavity is replaced regularly or continuously to purify the blood.

How to treat uremia - Method 3. Kidney transplantation is the process of surgically implanting another person's kidney into the body of a uremia patient to enable it to function. The implanted kidney can completely replace kidney function. It is the most effective and lowest-cost long-term treatment for uremia, and is currently recognized as the best treatment for uremia.

The latest treatment now includes micronized Chinese medicine, a treatment method that combines the two treatments. The concept of micronized Chinese medicine is to use the principles of Chinese medicine to effectively crush the effective prescriptions for treating the kidneys, fully release and mix the effective ingredients of the medicines, and then use effective penetrants and penetration equipment to penetrate the effective medicines into the kidney lesions through external application, so as to achieve the purpose of effectively treating kidney diseases.

Micronized Chinese medicine has three therapies that are performed simultaneously, allowing the effective Chinese medicine ingredients to penetrate the lesions comprehensively and deeply. The three therapies include: micronized Chinese medicine medium frequency penetration therapy, micronized Chinese medicine ultrasound penetration therapy, and micronized Chinese medicine bath therapy. They combine three effects into one and go straight to the lesion.

The above are some methods for treating uremia. Dialysis is not the only method for treating uremia. Patients need to take appropriate treatment methods based on their own kidney condition. The latest Chinese medicine preparation methods are also relatively effective. Patients who are suitable for this treatment are advised to try it, but if the disease cannot be completely cured, it will be life-threatening.