As a kidney failure patient on dialysis,once you are experiencing itching
skin or other dialysis problems, there is no doubt that the quality of life will
be affected. Here we will talk about itching in dialysis patients and how to
help them stop dialysis patients.
Itching is a common complaint among dialysis patients, although not all
patients are troubled by it. While no one knows the exact cause(s), itching may
be brought about by:
1. Dry skin
2. High Phosphorus Levels
3. Allergic Reactions
4. High Blood Levels of Parathyroid Hormone (PTH)
Among dialysis patients, itching is most often caused by dry skin. It occurs
because the skin is not making enough oil to moisturize itself. It is important
to keep the skin clean and moisturized. It may help to use a moisturizing soap
when you bathe, to apply unscented body oil, and to use body lotions.
Another factor related to itching may be your diet. In your blood, phosphorus
combines with calcium to form phosphorus-calcium products. Some of these
phosphorus-calcium products are excreted through your skin and this may cause
you to itch. The best way to avoid this is to keep your phosphorus level normal.
Maintain your dialysis diet and take phosphorus binders with each meal or large
snack as directed.
As to how to stop dialysis, the only way is to save kidneys by repairing
kidney damage and recovering renal function. Take the safety and efficiency into
account, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy will be strongly recommended. It is
a new development of Chinese herbal medicines, but used externally. Patients
just need to lie on the bed to take it. As to the details, you are suggested to
go to our website to know more about Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy. Feel
free to contact us with the way you prefer if having any questions.
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