Should I take a kidney transplant if I have ESRD? This should be a common question that patients with kidney disease when grown in the final stage. As we all know, the doctor will often tell patients with ESRD who have only two options, dialysis and kidney transplantation. Is this true? In the following article, we will gain a greater understanding.
Should I take a kidney transplant if I have ESRD?
The answer should depend on the very condition of patients. If both kidneys have failed with lower kidney function at 10%, and the size of the kidneys are less than 6 cm without the production of urine, patients with end-stage need to prepare the kidney. However, it is much harder to get a suitable donor, and many patients with end stage still waiting for a kidney. In fact, patients with ESRD can take alternative treatments to help prevent dialysis and kidney transplantation.
What should be the alternative treatment for patients with end-stage renal disease?
In our hospital, Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital, we use the Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) to remedy this condition, and our goal is to repair the damaged kidney tissues and improve kidney function, which can help prevent dialysis and kidney transplant for end-stage renal disease.
Our treatment is offered four of treatment, and includes four major therapies, Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Oral Chinese Medicine Therapy, Foot Bath Therapy, Maikang mix. Depending on the condition of own disease patients with end-stage renal disease, will different drugs in these therapies, and make a systemic treatment for them.
These therapies may help dilate blood vessels, improve blood circulation, eliminate toxins and waste out, increasing the volume of blood in the kidneys and bring more nutrients and oxygen to the kidneys, so they can help repair kidney cells with disabilities and improving kidney function.
Once your kidney function is improved, the kidneys may work well, and some of the symptoms can be controlled, because they can help prevent dialysis and kidney transplant for you. For more information on Chinese therapies for end-stage renal disease or are interested in traditional Chinese medicine, you can leave a message below or you can send an email to kidneycares@hotmail.com.
