What to do with advanced uremia

Uremia generally refers to the late stage of acute or chronic renal failure, generally refers to the stage 4 and 5 of chronic kidney disease. At this time, the patient's kidneys cannot function normally, causing the patient to show water electrolyte, acid-base balance disorder and kidney endocrine function failure, but also showing a large number of metabolites and toxic substances in the body mainstream, thus causing a series of symptoms and signs to become uremia. Urmia needs timely treatment. Common treatments include protein restriction, sodium restriction, potassium restriction, hemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis, and heart transplantation if possible.