Why Do Dialysis Patients Suffer from Muscle Cramping

Why Do Dialysis Patients Suffer from Muscle Cramping Muscle cramping is commonly seen in people with dialysis, patients tend to occur in the hands, arms and legs as well. Why do patients with dialysis will experience muscle cramping.

The cause of cramping is still unknown, but, the following condition will increase cramping, including low blood pressure, the patients being below dry weight as well as low sodium.

Low blood pressure occur when much fluid is removed from the blood during dialysis, which causes pressure to drop. And muscle cramping is commonly associated with low blood pressure. Patients who undergo dialysis will suffer from dehydration. Patients experience muscle cramping is due to dehydration.

In generally, patients are prescribed with saline to increase the fluid in your body and relive muscle cramping. Additionally, heat and message for the cramping can ease the pain. In order to avoid muscle cramping, also limit the sodium intake strictly. You also should maintain a balance between your dry weight and fluid gains, avoiding the foods that make you thirty.

However, the above approaches can not solve the problems fundamentally, the pivotal treatment is to find out a regular treatment to deal with the common problems of dialysis. The natural treatment in Beijing Tongshantang Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine is a treatment which not only can alleviate the common side effects of dialysis, but also can help patients have less dialysis or even stop dialysis. The key point to avoid dialysis is to increase urine output. How to increase urine output? If you want to know more details about the natural treatments, you can send email to kidneyhospitalabroad@hotmail.com.

This natural treatment works to improve kidney function through anti-inflammation, anti-coagulation, expending blood vessels, dredging extracellular matrix. If patients are in the early period of renal fibrosis, the active substances of the Chinese medicine take effects to control blood pressure by the way of vasodilatation and anticoagulation, improving kidney function fundamentally and avoiding dialysis as much as possible.