Many patients have a poor appetite when they are in stage 4 chronic kidney disease. Why do they suffer this? How to deal with poor appetite in stage 4 chronic kidney disease? This article will give you a general idea.

Why do patients suffer from poor appetite in stage 4 kidney disease?

There are some possible reasons of poor appetite in kidney disease: nausea and vomit, bad taste in mouth, low spirit, etc.

Nausea and vomit. In stage 4 kidney disease, the kidney function is severely damaged. So there will be more toxins accumulating in blood. Some toxins will stimulate the intestinal tract, causing nausea and vomit. Due to this discomfortable feeling, patients will have a poor appetite.

Bad taste in mouth. Because kidneys cannot discharge the toxins in blood. Urea is one of the toxins, which can be decomposed into ammonia. The ammonia will be discharged through mouth. Because the bad taste in mouth, patients may feel tasteless when they are eating. So they often have poor appetite.

Low spirit. Many patients with stage 4 kidney disease are in a low spirit. They may be depressed because of the disease and the symptoms the disease bring. The spirit can directly affect the appetite.

How to deal with poor appetite in stage 4 kidney disease?

The most effective method is to discharge the extra toxins in blood. Maybe you are suggested to do dialysis, but here I want to tell you that unproper dialysis may increase this discomfortable feeling. Then what treatment can help increase appetite?

Blood Pollution therapy is recommended. This therapy can discharge the toxins in blood more completely and cause no side-effects. At the same time, it will replenish your body the necessary substance and improve your immunity. Thus your poor appetite will be relieved. This therapy include a series of purifications. If you want to know more, you can ask the online doctor. They will provide you the friendly service.

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