How to Increase Urine of Dialysis Patients

Increase Urine of Dialysis The reduction in urine volume can be a very common thing for dialysis patients. What can that tell? And how to help increase urine for dialysis patients? If you are interested in this topic, we do believe you can be benefited here.

Dialysis can help kidney failure patients eliminate toxins and wastes and other harmful substances to relieve some symptoms, which is something we will not deny. However, at the same time, the renal function keeps being lost, that is because dialysis cannot help do anything to the kidney damage and impaired renal function. And that is the reason why dialysis patients can experience decrease in urine volume.

The only way to increase urine of dialysis patients is to help repair kidney damage and recover renal function. However, there are no western medicines can achieve this. As long as dialysis patients can still produce some certain amount of urine, it means there still has blood flows to kidneys. In that case, we have the confidence to help increase the urine.

We mainly use Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy to help do that. It is a new development of Chinese herbal medicines, but used externally. Patients just need to lie on bed, two bags filled with processed Chinese herbal medicines will be put under patients’ lower back. The active materials of Chinese herbal medicines can get into the body through permeating into skin, and then be taken to kidneys directly by blood flow with the help of osmosis device. The active materials of Chinese herbal medicines can play the functions like anti-inflammation, anti-coagulation, degradation, expanding blood vessels, improving blood circulation, removing immune complexes out of body, offering kidneys nutrients and promoting DNA replication of damaged kidney inherent cells to gradually repair kidney damage and recover renal function.

That is how we help increase urine of dialysis patients. You cannot imagine how excited they are when some patients see the first drop of urine. Feel free to contact us if having any questions.