In stage 5 kidney failure, there are many symptoms because of decrease of kidney function. Nausea, vomiting, muscle cramps and high blood pressure are the common symptoms. Some patients may also experience dehydration. Then how to deal with stage 5 kidney failure and dehydration?

What are the symptoms of dehydration?

Dehydration may be caused by many reasons. With kidney failure, our body cannot secret enough oil to keep water in the skin. Patients with dialysis is easier to come with dehydration because dialysis will remove excessive water. If you have dehydration, you may suffer from dry skin, thirst, itchy skin, fatigue, nausea and vomiting, muscle cramps and decreased urine output.

How to deal with stage 5 kidney failure and dehydration?

Drink enough water: water is important to our body. We must take enough water to keep healthy. Some patients with kidney failure may be told to drink less water to reduce edema. But if you are on dialysis, much water is discharged by dialysis. So you need to increase water intake properly.

Medicated bath. You will be soaked in the herbal fluids. The herbal ingredients will permeate into the kidney lesion through skin and your dry skin and itchy skin can also be alleviated.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy. This therapy aims at improving kidney function. With an improved kidney function, dehydration will be cured. It is an externally used therapy. A permeameter is applied to permeate the herbs into kidney lesions. The herbs can achieve such goals as dilating the blood vessels, anti-inflammation, anti-coagulation and degrading extracellular matrix. The damaged kidney cells can be repaired with this therapy and so the kidney function can be improved.

Proper diet. You also should make some dietary changes to supply enough vitamin and water. You can consult the online doctors for what kind of foods are suitable to you!

If you are in stage 5 kidney failure and suffering from dehydration, you should take immediate treatment to prevent serious complications. You can send an email to renal-disease@hotmail.com for more information.