Can Chronic Kidney Disease Induce Dehydration

2014-06-18 08:37

As we all know, Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) can induce many kinds of complications. Can it induce dehydration ? If patients appear this symptom what should they do ?

With the deterioration of CKD, patients may appear many kinds of symptoms and dehydration is one of them. After the renal tubules of kidney failure patient is damaged, the concentrating function of it will lost. Even the patients do not drinking water, they also can discharge a large amount of dilute urine, so it is easy to occur dehydration. If they can not get enough water at this time, that will lead to renal blood flow decreases so that can speed up the damage of kidney function. So it is more important to drink enough water than take medicine during this period. On the other hand, the damaged kidney can not work efficiently, if the patients drink too much water, the extra fluid will accumulate in their body and can not be discharged in time that will induce edema, weight increase or decreased urine output. So as a Kidney Failure patients you should drink enough water to meet the demand of your body’s need but not too much, otherwise that will make your disease worse.

Because different patient has different condition so they will appear different symptoms, but no matter what conditions you are in, you should pay a high attention to it. Do not ignore any signals of your disease, in this stage, you may can not get reversed but you may have chance to live with it. The most important thing is to have a positive attitude and keep fighting with it, i believe you can live longer and better with our days latest therapy which is known as Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy. If you want to know more about it, please search on our website. Of course you can chat with our online doctors directly, they will reply you as soon as possible. For further informations, please email us. Our email: kidneyservice@hotmail.com

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