Skin Disease in Renal Failure

Skin itching is the most common disease problem for the patients with End Stage Renal Failure. Based on some research, about 60 to 80 percent of them will experience skin itching problem. It is also said that nearly 86 to 95 of the patients on dialysis also have to encounter the problems of skin itching for the phosphorus can not be filtrated out of blood abundantly.

Besides skin itching, they still have pale skin, which is related to the secondary anemia. Extensive bruising of the skin for the platelets and other hemostatic abnormalities is often seen. Some patients experience firm plaques or nodules on the surfaces of the larger joints with a chalky material exuding because of calcium deposits in the skin.

In order to solve the skin problems, the patients should use a hypo-allergenic soap and avoid long and warm baths. Moreover, they should avoid drying of the skin. After towel drying, they should apply a thick moisturizer while the skin is still damp. However, those measures can only alleviate the skin problems to some extent, but they can not solve them from the root cause. As the skin problems are caused by the build-up of wastes in body, the patients should firstly remove those wastes out of their bodies firstly.

In normal cases, our kidneys can filtrate our blood and excrete the wastes and excessive fluid out of body so as to keep our internal environment clean and maintain our normal physiological activities. However, for the patients with Renal Failure, their kidneys can not function normally. Therefore, the patients should improve renal blood circulation thus promoting the excretion of wastes.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy makes full use of traditional Chinese medicines in improving blood circulation. The effective integrants of Chinese medicines can dilate blood vessels thus accelerating blood flow. As a result, the accumulated wastes will be able to brought into urine and be discharged out of body in urine. In this way, the patients can treat skin disease from the root cause. If you have any follow-up questions, you are welcomed to leave us a message or you can send us an email to doctornickzhang@hotmail.com.