If you have any questions about dialysis, please ask the experts to answer them!!

1. If the blood potassium is high, you should continue to hemodialysis until the blood potassium is normal, and it is estimated that there is no urination, the general diuretic method is useless, since you can't get out, you should control less in, eat less high-potassium food, control drinking water, and so on.

2. If you do it 3 times a week, it's almost once every two days, and if you do it twice a week, it's 4 days between it, which is a lot worse, so in the current situation, it's better to do what the doctor says, but the days of relying on hemodialysis to sustain life in the future are still long, and it can be reduced and reduced in the future.

Supplement: 2250 ml of urine per day? So why is hyperkalemia so stubborn?

No matter what, it's always good to urinate, at least the amount of fluid doesn't need to be so strictly controlled, you can discuss with the doctor, after hemodialysis on the 2nd day, the 3rd day to review the electrolytes and kidney function, if it is still in an acceptable range, continue to observe, to the 4th day, the 5th day, to see when the index is high and start to do hemodialysis, of course, subjective discomfort is also an indicator, so how long you need to do hemodialysis is also a good idea, electrolytes, kidney function is not expensive, the outside adds up to about 50 yuan.

What causes uremia? Is there still urine coming out? How many milliliters can you have in a day?

Kidney dialysis is a good method, but it is also expensive.

Your mother's condition should continue dialysis, especially for patients who have just started dialysis, the number of dialysis will be relatively more, and the parameters should be adjusted by observing the dialysis effect.

It depends on the specific doctor who is treating your mother, and you should consult with them more often to understand the situation. Because there are still great differences in people's individual differences, just like people's appearances are different.

Dialysis is a long process, and you can consult with the hospital 5 times a week.

If you start dialysis, drink less water... Eat a light diet. Is your mom acute or chronic. Make it clear?

At the beginning, you should still listen to the doctor's advice, and high blood potassium is very dangerous, dialysis is a good way to lower blood potassium, and when the condition is stable, discuss the number of times with the doctor.

After stabilizing the condition, depending on the patient's condition, twice a week is barely okay. However, if you feel unwell, it is better to add it thoroughly. After regular dialysis, serum potassium will be normal.

After this dialysis, it is normal for the creatinine to drop to 180, and it will go back again without dialysis, so don't think that the creatinine will come down like this.

1. This "substitution" should refer to the amount of replacement solution. The amount of this replacement solution depends on the actual amount of replacement required by the patient and the method of replacement (anterior or posterior replacement). II

Hemodiafiltration.

Combined with hemodialysis and.

Hemofiltration. , but not to be confused with plasmapheresis. Plasmapheresis involves filtering out the patient's own plasma and transfusing fresh plasma. These are two different ways to use it for different patients.

The mood is understandable, but there really is no good solution to this, sorry.

When it reaches the uremia stage, it means that the kidney function has been completely lost, and you should also know that the main function of the kidney is to eliminate harmful substances from the body, and dialysis cannot completely replace the work of the kidneys.

Symptoms such as itching all over the body are caused by too much urea accumulated in the body, and the black thing that falls off should be the urea crystals excreted by the sweat glands (usually excreted by urine), which is normally white, and will become black due to more dust or less bathing.

In addition to urea, there are other harmful substances that should be metabolized that accumulate in the body and can cause other symptoms.

There are very few recoverable uremias and there are special ones: such as lupus erythematosus. Your mother's case is clearly not. The current situation is unless there is a kidney transplant.

For the rest, please take a look at the following information, which should be helpful to you.