How long can dialysis live?

After uremia patients do hemodialysis, how long can their lives last? We used to say that "nothing can't be sick, nothing can't be unhealthy", but now it seems that this is a golden advice! If uremia patients are maintained by dialysis, in fact, their risks still come from the details of life, that is, there can be no mistakes, because our bodies produce a lot of waste every day, which will be transported to the outside through blood, and the kidney is our body's garbage transfer station, which filters our blood very hard every day, leaves useful things and excretes the waste, so it is very important. If dialysis patients get good care, there is no problem.

Relieve uremia through dialysis. After all, our kidneys have lost this function. We can only use an in vitro kidney to simulate its work, or we can take over it. In fact, the culprit of this consequence must be ourselves. Our body organs have a bearing limit, and once they exceed it, they will be scrapped. This is exactly the same as our common machine. Therefore, we should cherish our body organs, and don't wait until we lose them to regret it.

I often say that health is given to us by our parents for free, so many people don't know how to cherish it and regret it after losing it. Health is basically short-lived, and once it is lost, it is difficult to have it again. This is what makes it unique. I believe that if his kidney can recover, he will do whatever it takes. Unfortunately, even if he can change his kidney, his health will not come back, just a built-in dialyzer. In order to prevent his immune system from killing the implanted organs, he must live in an almost sterile environment, dare not catch a cold, and can't work, live and work like a normal person. In short, he is no different from the disabled.

Lessons from the past: In fact, if you do more public welfare things and go to hospitals or rehabilitation institutions, you will feel the fragility of life and the importance of health, understand that health is "1" and everything else is "0", and learn to live and cherish health. To tell the truth, nothing is done for nothing. "Balance Point" has participated in many public welfare activities and taken care of many patients. I feel that once people lose their health, the quality of life will drop to the bottom line. Not only will their diet be strictly controlled, but their activities will not be independent. Although they can't be described as boring, they also want to go far, which will not only bring endless burden to society, but also to families. All this may just be caused by their wayward life.

The most fundamental cause of uremia is that we have exhausted our kidneys. The culprit is ourselves, and living habits are accomplices. In the later life, we must tread on thin ice and be careful. This is the result of willfulness.