Stage 5 chronic kidney disease is the last stage of kidney disease. The remaining kidney functions are less than 15%. Kidneys have almost lost all the ability to do jobs effectively. In such a condition, can you survive in stage 5 chronic kidney disease?

In this stage, patients may experience high creatinine level and high BUN level. Also, some patients are suffering from serious symptoms, like nausea, vomit, skin itchy, swelling, cramps, and anemia. Other complications such as heart failure, pulmonary edema are the big problems to life. The overall condition is declined at this stage.

Most patients depend on dialysis to live before kidney transplant. Dialysis is a replacement treatment for kidney disease. It can help kidney discharge the extra toxins, water and electrolyte in blood. However, the disadvantage of dialysis is that it can not repair the damaged kidney cells and improve kidney function. Moreover, long-term dialysis will further damage kidney function.

The how can you survive in stage 5 chronic kidney disease?

As long as you can improve your kidney function, you can live longer. Then how to improve kidney function? To achieve this purpose, the polluted blood should be cleaned firstly. There are some advanced blood purification technologies, like plasma exchange, immune adsorption, blood perfusion and so on. The blood will be cleaned completely with these technologies. The doctor will choose the suitable one for you according to your condition. If you have interests, you can ask the online doctor!

At the same time, treatment to improve kidney function should be applied. There is a set of stereoscopic therapies of Chinese medicines. The doctor will select one or two or several of them based on your illness condition.

The treatments can repair the damaged kidney cells and improve kidney function. Your condition will be greatly improved with these treatments. You can survive in stage 5 chronic kidney failure. If you want to know more information about these treatments or you want to have a try, you can send me an email to renal-disease@hotmail.com or leave a message below.