What can I do suffer from kidney failure

The renal failure means the kidneys can not excrete all the waste from your blood. Once patients suffering from kidney failure, they can not eat what they want to know more, keeping a sensible diet is important to monitor the condition of the disease. Here we will tell patients suffered from renal changes they need to do.

Sodium: the patients suffered from kidney failure may limit the amount of sodium in their diet. If they have certain health problems such as hypertension or excess fluid in the body. They can limit high sodium foods such as canned foods, processed meats like cold cuts and sausages, soups and savory snacks, especially table salt in their diet.

Protein: patients suffered from kidney failure must limit the amount of protein in their diet. This will help reduce waste in the blood and helps the kidneys work better. Foods such as meat, chicken, fish, eggs, milk, cheese and yogurt, etc.. These are high protein.

Potassium: In general, patients suffered from renal failure do not need to limit the amount of potassium in their diet. If there is too much potassium in the blood, then potassium should be limited. Potassium is found in fruits and vegetables. They may limit the fruits and vegetables that are rich in potassium.

Phosphorus: When patients suffered from renal failure, the kidneys can not get rid of extra phosphorus in the blood. This can cause calcium to leave your bones, which make your bones weak. Foods that are rich in phosphorus are dairy products, beans, peas and nuts. Furthermore, it is also found in cocoa drinks, beer and cola.

However, a sensible diet can play an important role. For patients suffered from renal failure'', their kidneys have been damaged, it is a fact. We should begin to repair the damaged kidney to recover renal function, improve immunity.

Here we recommend the latest therapy "Micro-Chinese medicine therapy osmotherapy + Immunotherapy." He can concentrate on treating kidney itself and improve immunity, rather than just relieve symptoms. Want more information about this, feel free to contact us if you have any questions.