Is dialysis a cure for kidney failure?
Hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis are treatments that help replace the work your kidneys did. These treatments help you feel better and live longer, but they don’t cure kidney failure. Although patients with kidney failure are now living longer than ever, over the years kidney disease can cause problems such as heart disease, bone disease, arthritis, nerve damage, infertility, and malnutrition.
NO,Patients with Renal Failure are almost always recommended to start dialysis by their doctors. Some may feel puzzled why they need dialysis. If you are one of them, you can get a satisfactory answer after reading this article.
Dialysis is often called “artificial kidney”. Just as its name implies, it can function as the kidneys in some degrees. Then, what are the major functions of the kidneys?Which of them can be replaced by dialysis?
·Filtering the blood
·Balancing chemicals in your body
·Releasing hormones
That’s the reason why we say dialysis could replace the kidney in some degrees.
Then, how to solve this problem?
The only way is to repair the damaged kidneys, making it well work again. Western medicines are always playing an important role in treating symptoms of kidney . But they do little things in repairing renal intrinsic cells. Now, there exist two treatment methods which are good at repairing the damaged kidneys. They are Micro-Chinese Osmotherapy and Stem Cell Transplant. They are different from the traditional therapies in treating kidney disease.
The core technology of Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is to make the effective prescriptions of kidney disease superfinely shattered; and than with the help of penetrant and osmosis devices, the medicine is permeated into the kidney lesions. The medicines could block fibrosis of the kidneys by dilating the blood vessels, degrading extra cellular matrixes, anti-inflammation and anticoagulation, and thus providing a clean inside circumstances. Under such clean milieu, Stem Cells are transfused into the body. Due to stem cells’ powerful ability of self-renewing and differentiating into functional renal cells, they can effectively recover the functions of the kidneys.
Many clinical practices have proven that cooperation of these two treatment methods can better treat kidney disease than dialysis.
