and how do they appear?
There is often a question about kidney failure and its possibility of treatment, so can it be cured? What are the signs of recovery from kidney failure, if possible? Kidney failure is classified into two categories: Acute Kidney Failure and Chronic Kidney Failure (End Stage Renal Disease), so can they be cured? What are the signs of healing
Acute and chronic renal failure in the event of treatment?
Signs of recovery from acute renal failure
Acute kidney failure is the sudden and rapid failure of the kidneys to function within several days, and this leads to the accumulation of toxins and fluid retention inside the body, which leads to the emergence of signs and symptoms of acute kidney failure.
The question remains: Can acute renal failure be cured?
In fact, yes, acute renal failure can be cured in the event of prompt and correct treatment in the hospital, otherwise acute renal failure is life-threatening and may lead to death.
Treatment is based on the cause that led to acute renal failure. In general, signs of recovery from acute renal failure include the following:
Beginning with a decrease in fluid retention and body bloating, when using diuretics, and sometimes in some serious cases, dialysis is used.
Irregular heartbeat after its disturbance due to high potassium, so treatments that reduce potassium in the blood are prescribed.
High and regular blood calcium level after the severe caused by acute renal failure.
The kidneys restore their ability to excrete and excrete urine from the body.
Regular breathing and the return of blood pressure to its normal level, so that acute kidney failure leads to a severe in blood pressure and acute shortness of breath.
With the right treatments, recovery from acute kidney failure is within a few days in most cases, but in some serious cases, recovery may take several weeks to complete.
Signs of recovery from chronic renal failure
Chronic kidney failure is the last stage of chronic kidney disease, and chronic kidney disease is divided into 5 stages, and the disease develops gradually over time, and chronic kidney failure is the last stage of it.
In fact, there is no cure for chronic kidney failure, and therefore no signs of recovery from chronic kidney failure.
Treatment of chronic renal failure is done in two ways. For the ability to live with disease and survive, namely:
1. Permanent hemodialysis
The dialysis process is the process in which the whole blood is pumped through a machine dedicated to filtering the blood and purifying it from impurities, that is, it performs the function of the kidney, as the dialysis is done through the veins in the neck, arm, or thigh.
The patient needs washing 3 times a week for a period ranging between 3-4 hours per session.
There is another type of washing, which is washing through the abdomen, where a tube is ed through the abdomen and the blood is purified through it.
2. Cultivation of a new kidney
The best solution to recover from chronic renal failure is kidney transplantation, in which a healthy kidney is donated from a person whose tissue matches the patient''s tissue and a new kidney is transplanted.
Of course, the process is dangerous, and the body may reject the kidney in some cases, so the patient is forced to take immunosuppressive drugs for life to ensure that the body responds and accepts the new kidney as much as possible.
Thus, it is concluded that recovery from chronic kidney failure is not possible using medications and treatments, but it is possible to alleviate symptoms and perform kidney function by the previous methods.
