Dialysis is a choice you have a choice to prolong your life. It is not a cure but it gives you the time and chance to extend your life
And be productive, plan your goals while you wait for a kidney transplant. I have seen and met people that are on dialysis for more than 29 years. I think that's better than feeling sorry to your self and quitting .It gives you a chance to go on with your life and enjoy the people that cares about you. It's better than nothing. If you choose to elect not to go o
The idiots that put people through this will BURN AND ROT IN HELL! Dialysis is not a cure only so called treatment that reduces potassium and deletes your system of vitamins causes anemia erthropoietin renal osteodystrophy amyloidosis heart problems chest pain and infections! Sodium Cloride salt is bad for kidneys. There are other treatments "Doctors" will not say because they will scam for money at your expense!
I got an IgA Nephropathy. my nephrologist told me that I will know after 5 yrs if im going to take dialysis or a transplant. my target today is to prolonged the life of my kidney. i am really scared about this.. kidney diseases really takes a lot of effects in our lives. since i haven't need any kind of treatments only maintainance i am still scared of what may happen in the future... does it hurt? is it truly scary? is it tiring?
hi, i'm a student nurse who is currently creating a video for our thesis, would it be ok if i get some parts of your video to incorporate it in our tool? Our tool is an educational video about kidney disease and hemodialysis. Thank you :
@Tihbialdunav if you are only needing it once a month, you do not have end stage renal function. Your GFR is likely greater than 15, meaning u have adequate kidney function. dialysis is used to replace kidneys, not to help them work.
@ForgotAboutShray Incorrect. Dialysis DOES NOT replace kidney function, yet it just supports it. Dialysis replaces about 12% function, about 60% less then a normal and livable kidney.
@Krazed4Tech this is correct and all kidney diseases doesn't cureable. patients with ckd or kidney diseases does only prolonging the life of their kidneys from the given life span of it.
@Tihbialdunav It's supporting your kidneys, not replacing the function. It has to be done every week 2-3 ( I do it 3) times a week because it's the only form of filtration in your body. You don't just "go" on dialysis just because your kidneys don't work 100%. You have to have 20% or less function to be on dialysis.
@Krazed4Tech , thank you for your kind answer. My dad died last year after being on dialisys for 2 years. It took its toll...He was getting worse all the time and he couldn't take the complications. I pray for everyone on that horryfing machine, hope you get a donor for transplant. God bless you all.
@Tihbialdunav I'm so sorry for your loss. Dialysis is very frustrating, especially if you're 14 like me. It takes away from my teenage interests such as participating in High School this coming school year. I'm sorry your dad spent his final years on dialysis, and I'm sorry I brought it up so long after you commented. I didn't realize you posted that 3 years ago. Thank you for the hopes, I also hope I get one soon.
@Krazed4Tech , there is so much hope out there, esp for yound patients on dialisys. I just met a man who got a translplant and he is doing well. He does have to go for monitoring every couple of weeks, but that is a minot inconvenience. I pray you get the call for a donor match this year. Love and peace:-) Keep the hope and write me here.
Thanks for this information! Peritoneal Dialysis is an excellent form of dialysis as well. If you are thinking about hemo, ask your medical team about PD and ask which would be better for you and your lifestyle! I have talked with so many patients who used to do hemo and now do pd, and they love PD! They feel better. However, discuss this with your medical team; both have their pros and cons. Prevention is the BEST. Learn about prevention-it affects every age and race.
Peritoneal Dialysis is an excellent form of dialysis as well. If you are thinking about hemo, ask your medical team about PD and ask which would be better for you and your lifestyle! I have talked with so many patients who used to do hemo and now do pd, and they love PD! They feel better. However, discuss this with your medical team; both have their pros and cons. Thanks again for this very informative video! Prevention is the BEST. Learn about prevention-it affects every age and race.
Dialysis is a choice you have a choice to prolong your life. It is not a cure but it gives you the time and chance to extend your life
And be productive, plan your goals while you wait for a kidney transplant. I have seen and met people that are on dialysis for more than 29 years. I think that's better than feeling sorry to your self and quitting .It gives you a chance to go on with your life and enjoy the people that cares about you. It's better than nothing. If you choose to elect not to go o
Dexterseven 1 month ago
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The idiots that put people through this will BURN AND ROT IN HELL! Dialysis is not a cure only so called treatment that reduces potassium and deletes your system of vitamins causes anemia erthropoietin renal osteodystrophy amyloidosis heart problems chest pain and infections! Sodium Cloride salt is bad for kidneys. There are other treatments "Doctors" will not say because they will scam for money at your expense!
hatedialysisnotacure 2 months ago
I got an IgA Nephropathy. my nephrologist told me that I will know after 5 yrs if im going to take dialysis or a transplant. my target today is to prolonged the life of my kidney. i am really scared about this.. kidney diseases really takes a lot of effects in our lives. since i haven't need any kind of treatments only maintainance i am still scared of what may happen in the future... does it hurt? is it truly scary? is it tiring?
elgl2007 2 months ago
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hi, i'm a student nurse who is currently creating a video for our thesis, would it be ok if i get some parts of your video to incorporate it in our tool? Our tool is an educational video about kidney disease and hemodialysis. Thank you :
iamjulie10 5 months ago
Have faith... Nothing is impossible with God.... The great healer !
kaye19joie 5 months ago
Why 2-3 times a week? Can it be once a month or less if one of the kidneys is not completely damaged? Thank you.
Tihbialdunav 4 years ago
@Tihbialdunav if you are only needing it once a month, you do not have end stage renal function. Your GFR is likely greater than 15, meaning u have adequate kidney function. dialysis is used to replace kidneys, not to help them work.
ForgotAboutShray 7 months ago
@ForgotAboutShray Incorrect. Dialysis DOES NOT replace kidney function, yet it just supports it. Dialysis replaces about 12% function, about 60% less then a normal and livable kidney.
Krazed4Tech 5 months ago
@Krazed4Tech this is correct and all kidney diseases doesn't cureable. patients with ckd or kidney diseases does only prolonging the life of their kidneys from the given life span of it.
elgl2007 2 months ago
@Tihbialdunav It's supporting your kidneys, not replacing the function. It has to be done every week 2-3 ( I do it 3) times a week because it's the only form of filtration in your body. You don't just "go" on dialysis just because your kidneys don't work 100%. You have to have 20% or less function to be on dialysis.
Krazed4Tech 5 months ago
@Krazed4Tech , thank you for your kind answer. My dad died last year after being on dialisys for 2 years. It took its toll...He was getting worse all the time and he couldn't take the complications. I pray for everyone on that horryfing machine, hope you get a donor for transplant. God bless you all.
Tihbialdunav 5 months ago
@Tihbialdunav I'm so sorry for your loss. Dialysis is very frustrating, especially if you're 14 like me. It takes away from my teenage interests such as participating in High School this coming school year. I'm sorry your dad spent his final years on dialysis, and I'm sorry I brought it up so long after you commented. I didn't realize you posted that 3 years ago. Thank you for the hopes, I also hope I get one soon.
Krazed4Tech 5 months ago
@Krazed4Tech , there is so much hope out there, esp for yound patients on dialisys. I just met a man who got a translplant and he is doing well. He does have to go for monitoring every couple of weeks, but that is a minot inconvenience. I pray you get the call for a donor match this year. Love and peace:-) Keep the hope and write me here.
Tihbialdunav 5 months ago
Thanks for the info! Peritoneal dialysis is great too! Thank goodness for modern technology!
patientspride 4 years ago
Thanks for this information! Peritoneal Dialysis is an excellent form of dialysis as well. If you are thinking about hemo, ask your medical team about PD and ask which would be better for you and your lifestyle! I have talked with so many patients who used to do hemo and now do pd, and they love PD! They feel better. However, discuss this with your medical team; both have their pros and cons. Prevention is the BEST. Learn about prevention-it affects every age and race.
patientspride 4 years ago
Peritoneal Dialysis is an excellent form of dialysis as well. If you are thinking about hemo, ask your medical team about PD and ask which would be better for you and your lifestyle! I have talked with so many patients who used to do hemo and now do pd, and they love PD! They feel better. However, discuss this with your medical team; both have their pros and cons. Thanks again for this very informative video! Prevention is the BEST. Learn about prevention-it affects every age and race.
patientspride 4 years ago