Uremic treatment

The treatment of uremia is the first choice for kidney transplantation. If the family conditions permit, there is a suitable kidney source, and kidney transplantation is the first choice. The quality of life of patients after transplantation is very high. Almost the same as normal people, maintenance for several years or more will cause problems in the transplanted kidney. At

this time, dialysis treatment can be selected, and the overall life span will be prolonged a lot. If there is no condition for kidney transplantation, hemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis treatment should be selected. Hemodialysis treatment needs to be done 3 - 4 times a week, about four hours each time, and it needs to be done in the hospital.

Peritoneal dialysis treatment can be done at home, and iron supplements, oral polysaccharide-iron complexes, and subcutaneous injections of erythropoietin are required.

If patients with hyperparathyroidism or patients with calcium and phosphorus metabolism disorders (low calcium and high phosphorus) need oral calcium acetate, alfacalcidol and other drugs to treat complications.