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For kidney failure patients, they are prone to suffer from blisters on foot which here refers to swelling, which is a unbearable pain. How to deal with treat blisters on foot for kidney failure patients?
Firstly, only we should know the causes of blister on foot, can we find out the root treatment for patients.
Actually, it is not difficult to explain why does it happen. Normally, our kidney is responsible to regulate and balance the water in the body. However, for kidney failure patients, they cannot discharge excessive water out of the body due to the kidney damage. Consequently, the extra fluid will accumulate in the body and thus leading to swelling or edema. What’s more, the blisters always company with swelling. In addition, swelling in the feet can be a sign of infection. Pleple with Diabetic Neuropathy or other nerves problems of the feet are at greater risk for foot infection. If you have diabetes, i is important to inspect feet daily for blisters and sores, because nerve damage can blunt the pain sensation and foot problems can progress quickly.
Then, for causes of blisters on foot, we recommend natural remedies to you which as treatment reference.
Since we have found that some certain medicines, surgery even dialysis are not the root treatment, we’d like to recommend a natural remedy called Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy. It is created on the basis of Traditional Chinese Medicine, but it is different from the traditional usage. Because it is an external application rather than oral taking. In the treatment process, the two bages with herbal medicine which are micronized will put on the patients’ lower back, under help of osmosis device, the active ingredients can permeate into kidney lesions. After a period of treatment, kidney function can be improved to large extent and accordingly, swelling and blisters on the foot also can disappear.
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