Can dialysis patients take captopril tablets?

Dialysis patients can take captopril pills.

Penicillin V potassium tablets should not be taken by dialysis patients for up to two months.

You need to ask a more professional doctor about this. Then don't take it on your own.

ACETI antihypertensive drugs such as captopril can reduce renal intraglomerular pressure, thereby reducing proteinuria and protecting renal function.

Captopril only plays a role in protecting the kidneys, and the loss temporarily reduces the index, which cannot be fundamental. It is necessary to start by repairing the damaged kidney cells to block renal fibrosis and achieve a reversible result.

Captopril has a kidney-protective effect and can be taken in case of nephrotic syndrome.

Under normal circumstances, it is possible to increase the number of dialysis (3 times a week) and reduce the average amount of ultrafiltration per dialysis due to excessive ultrafiltration and the activation of the renin angiotensin system by blood volume fluctuations. It can be changed to antihypertensive drugs before dialysis, or increase the dose before dialysis, and if the blood pressure is high during dialysis, short-acting nifedipine or captopril can be temporarily taken; ARB drugs (such as irbesartan, valsartan, etc.) can be added to the usual antihypertensive drugs. The use of erythropoietin will cause an increase in blood pressure on the basis of the original basis, which is related to the increase of erythropoietin drugs and hemoglobin, but erythropoietin is also a necessary drug for dialysis patients, and long-term anemia is not good for the body. Usually the correction of anemia mainly requires the use of erythropoietin and iron, so supplementing sufficient iron supplementation also has a great effect on correcting anemia and reducing the dose of erythropoietin, but excessive iron will also bring corresponding adverse consequences, so the application of appropriate doses of iron and erythropoietin can not only correct anemia, but also reduce the respective dosage and reduce the production of iron supplements.

On this basis, the dose of antihypertensive drugs should be increased and blood pressure monitoring should be adjusted. Good luck soon**.

Hello, are you really doing hemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis? According to your current situation, it is mainly because: 1. Increased blood pressure caused by obvious decline in renal function (renal hypertension), 2. Decreased renal function caused by hypertension, so it is recommended to take captopril orally or enalapril capsules (tablets) plus diuretic hydrochlorothiazide tablets to lower blood pressure and diuretic.

The body's blood potassium (serum potassium) is normally maintained at millimeter ol l, and when the blood potassium is "millimeter ol l", it becomes hyperkalemia, which is a life-threatening fluid imbalance in a short period of time. High blood potassium is mainly related to acidosis, large-scale, severe crush injury, and excessive release of potassium ions in cells, while for uremia patients, high blood potassium is the most serious complication and one of the main causes of death. Hemodialysis is an effective measure to rapidly lower serum potassium.

So there are a few points about the high blood potassium in uremia patients on dialysis, and we report as follows:3**Analysis and conditioning of high blood potassium** one of the high blood potassiums**:

Excessive intake Excessive intake is the main cause of high potassium in the blood**. Improper diet, excessive intake of potassium-containing foods. Hyperkalemia usually occurs due to renal failure, poor metabolic capacity, and poor potassium excretion.

Measure: Potassium intake is controlled at 45 mmol d. (1) Limit the intake of high-potassium foods.

Such as: seaweed, mushrooms, bananas, oranges, potatoes, dried radish, etc. (2) Foods with low potassium content can be consumed

Pumpkin, zucchini, winter squash, eggplant, celery, Chinese cabbage. (3) After cooking methods, potassium can be removed, such as: potatoes, cut into small pieces, soaked in water for a day, to constantly change the water, that method can reduce the potassium content 1 2 1 3;Vegetables:

Chop and cook in water, discarding water and vegetables can reduce potassium 1 2 2 3;Fruits: Eat the pulp after boiling with sugar, which can reduce potassium 1 2. High blood potassium** two:

Decreased renal potassium excretion is more common in various forms of renal failure with oliguria and anuria. For example, acute and chronic renal failure is the most common and important in clinical practice, with high blood potassium.

Metabolic acidosis, in turn, promotes intracellular potassium to move extracellularly, resulting in an increase in serum potassium concentration. Measures: (1) Strengthen dialysis.

Patients with chronic renal failure should adhere to regular and effective hemodialysis, which can vary from 2 to 3 times a week, depending on their condition. Prompt correction of acidosis. (2) mild, oral soda tablets; For moderate and severe cases, 100 200ml of 5% sodium bicarbonate should be used at the static point.

3).Seek out the lesions of kidney damage and fundamentally save the remaining intrinsic cell function of the kidney. The combination of Western and Western medicine is more effective in clinical application.

High serum potassium** 3: Drug factors can cause hyperkalemia after taking angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors and angiotensin receptor blockers such as captopril. Adjust medications and switch to other antihypertensive drugs.

High blood potassium** 4: infection Proper use of antibiotics to control infection in time. High blood potassium ** 5:

Ion Disorders and Blood Transfusions For example, potassium replacement is too rapid in infusion, and too much old blood is transfused to cause hyperkalemia. Measures: Grasp the speed of potassium supplementation according to the condition, detect the concentration of serum potassium in time, and minimize the transfusion of old blood.

In case of hyperkalemia. After the analysis of this type of dialysis patients with high blood potassium, the conditioning staff can strengthen health education more effectively and more targeted, and actively take corresponding treatment measures to reduce the incidence of high blood potassium.

Dialysis is a temporary relief for high creatinine levels.

There are two main types:

1. After the creatinine of acute renal failure is increased, dialysis lowers creatinine (filters the macromolecules in the blood and filters them out of the body through the permeable membrane), and quickly reduces the symptoms of kidney failure, such as edema, chest tightness, dyspnea, etc.

Second, at the end of the development of kidney disease, the disease is not controlled in place, and the kidney is completely damaged in uremia, and the last method is taken in order to maintain vital signs, that is, to maintain life. But the patient's quality of life will be poor, and in the end, dialysis 2 times a week or more.

Therefore, it is concluded that the disease should be controlled as soon as possible. It does not mean that it must be saved at the end of the kidney, it depends on the condition of the kidney, such as the degree of atrophy, filtration rate, urine output, etc.