Patients with long term vomiting should pay more attention to their bodies and it is the most common symptom of renal failure. Meanwhile, it is easy to be neglected by patients because there are many reasons which may cause vomiting. Then, how can vomiting affect renal failure

Renal failure, especially the chronic renal failure, may implicate all of systems of patients, such as the gastrointestinal system, skin system, nervous system. As for the gastrointestinal system, kidney failure may bring nausea, vomiting or inappetence to patients.

To be frank, there is a interaction between kidney failure and vomiting. Vomiting is caused by the accumulation of wastes and toxins in the body and electrolyte imbalance. And renal failure can cause accumulation of excessive urea nitrogen in the blood stream due to decreased renal filtration ability. Urea enzymes can decompose urea into ammonia which can stimulate the gastrointestinal mucosa and cause nausea and vomiting. Vomiting will further damage kidney failure if left untreated. However, is there any treatment to solve this problem?

“Yes!” You can do these as following:

Patients should drink water in a right amount and increase their urine volume so that they can excrete these wastes through urine. Also patients can use Chinese medicines to increase their urine, enhance patients’ blood circulation and repair part of damaged kidney cells which can improve the kidney function.

What’s more, dialysis also can help patients remove wastes and toxins from the body, but it also has its own disadvantage. For example, it can just remove the small size waste products while the middle and large size toxins are still stored in patients’ bodies. To remove all wastes in the patients’ bodies, they should take the specific treatment of Blood Purifications which can not only takes away the extra toxins, but also excrete the excessive fluids at the same time. In this light, it can alleviate vomiting effectively.

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