Low blood pressure during dialysis, how to raise blood pressure quickly?

Hemodialysis patients should limit potassium intake, and potassium intake should be limited if the blood potassium is high before dialysis, the urine output is low, or the number of dialysis sessions is low. The potassium content in vegetables and fruits is high, and vegetables can be soaked in water, boiled, and eaten after soup, and fruits can be eaten with water and sugar after boiling, which can reduce their potassium content. Hemodialysis patients should ensure a high-calcium and low-phosphorus diet, and hyper-phosphorus and hypocalcemia will occur when renal function declines, so a high-calcium and low-phosphorus diet should be used.

Drinking milk can play a role in calcium supplementation. For patients who have developed uremia, whether to use dialysis** for uremia needs to weigh the pros and cons. Under normal circumstances, it is best to use the Chinese medicine program for uremia, so as to avoid the secondary damage to the body caused by dialysis.

Analysis: In this case, you should replenish some water to make your blood pressure rise. However, patients usually have to strictly control their water because the water they drink cannot be excreted through urine. The weight difference before and after dialysis should be kept within 5.

Advice: If blood pressure is low, antihypertensive drugs can be temporarily discontinued. Blood pressure is measured, and antihypertensive drugs are added if blood pressure is high.

Hypotension in hemodialysis is a common complication of dialysis, and its incidence is usually around 20% to 40%. Due to individual differences in maintenance dialysis patients, the incidence of hypotension in dialysis varies from person to person, with some patients reaching 50% to 70%. Once hypotension occurs during dialysis, if not detected and treated in time, it often leads to nausea, vomiting, chest tightness, sweating, even loss of consciousness, and cardiac arrest.

Therefore, for such patients with frequent hypotension in dialysis**, targeted prevention and treatment measures are taken according to their different causes, and personalized care is implemented, so as to effectively control the occurrence of hypotension and its serious complications in dialysis. It not only relieves the pain of patients, but also ensures the safety of dialysis**. So what?

According to experts from Changsha Puji Kidney Disease Hospital, hypotension can be treated as follows: (1) Take the head lower position. (2) Stop ultrafiltration.

3) Supplement 100ml of normal saline, or 20% mannitol, or albumin solution, etc. (4) After the above treatment, if the blood pressure improves, ultrafiltration will be gradually resumed; If blood pressure does not improve, it should be supplemented with normal saline and other expansion** to slow down blood flow, and if blood pressure still decreases rapidly after the above treatment, vasopressor drugs should be used** If necessary, normal saline blood return should be considered to stop hemodialysis. What should I do if I have low blood pressure in a hemodialysis patient?

If you have other questions or want to know more, you can click on our **expert for consultation or call our **** (free long phone fee), the expert will provide you with more authoritative answers. Changsha Puji Kidney Disease Hospital is the authority of kidney disease, and the immune foundation has brought hope for the health of the majority of kidney disease patients, address: No. 88, Chengnan East Road, Yuhua District, Changsha City (Amiling Road Intersection).