Patients with kidney failure will develop a series of complications. Loss of appetite is the common one. Why does loss of appetite occur with kidney failure? How to manage this problem?

Patients may suffer from weight loss and weakness because of loss of appetite. Loss of appetite severely influence the life-quality of patients with kidney failure. So what are the causes of loss of appetite on earth?

The causes of loss of appetite with kidney failure.

The kidney is responsible for filtering the waste product and toxins as well as extra water. The kidney function with kidney failure is severely decreased to 15-29% and some are even below 15%. As a consequence, the toxins in the blood cannot be completely removed. High level of toxins in our body can lead to many discomforts and loss of appetite is included. The followings are the possible toxins that are relevant to loss of appetite.

Guanidines: the deposition of guanidines in the blood will cause damage to many organs. High level of guanidines is the great risk of loss of appetite.

Polyamine. With damaged kidney, polyamine will accumulate in the blood and high concentration of polyamine will result in loss of appetite.

Besides, the increasingly accumulated toxins in the blood will stimulate the intestinal tract, causing nausea and vomiting, with which patients may suffer poor appetite.

How to manage loss of appetite with kidney failure?

Since it is caused mainly by the accumulation in the blood. The effective way to alleviate this symptom is to discharge the waste and toxin out of our body. Because the kidney have no ability to do this job, some substitutive method should be adopted. Dialysis is one of the choice. It is considered to be the artificial kidney. But for a long run, you should focus on improving kidney function. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is recommended. You can contact the online doctor to get more information about this natural therapy.

You should work with your doctor and discuss how to increase appetite with kidney failure. You can also get some suggestions by sending an email to renal-disease@hotmail.com.