How long can a patient live without kidney dialysis?

Answer 1

With Dialysis a patient can live for few to several years but with very strict diet & some physical problems and the risk of developing the disease called "Anemia".

Dialysis is an imperfect treatment due to which patient may develop Anemia.

Thus, a patient undergoing the treatment of Dialysis, is likely to develop the disease called "Anemia". Due to Anemia, a patient feels weakness and he/she needs new blood every time over a certain period of time.

99.99 % of the people don't know that renal (kidney) failure can be cured. We are curing patients with kidney failure since few years & getting tremendous results.

Most of the people opt for Dialysis treatment and think that it is the only hope for their survival. In fact, they don't know that:

Dialysis is an imperfect treatment to replace kidney function because it does not correct the endocrine functions of the kidney. Dialysis treatments replace some of these functions through diffusion (waste removal) and ultra filtration (fluid removal).

The kidneys also function as a part of the endocrine system producing erythropoietin and calcitriol. Erythropoietin is involved in the production of RBC (red blood cells) and calcitriol plays a role in bone formation.

When kidneys starts malfunctioning, there can be seen significant increase in the "Serum Creatinine" & "BUN" (Blood urea nitrogen) levels. These elevated figures indicates the decreased functioning or failure of kidneys. Generally, if the serum Creatinine goes beyond the level of approx. 5-7 mg/dl, the patient is recommended to go for Dialysis.

We have developed a natural/ayurvedic medicine, that again brings down the kidneys to their normal functioning. Yes, I am saying that, Failed Kidneys will start working again after the completion of our treatment. The "Serum Creatinine" & "BUN" levels will be normal again with the help of our medicine, which indicates the proper functioning of the Kidneys. The patient will no longer be dependent on Dialysis. After the completion of the treatment, patient won't need our medicine anymore & will be free from Dialysis & will continue a new and healthy life .

Answer 2

Unless they were on a kidney dialysis, they simply wouldn't; the body would succumb to blood poisoning and toxic shock fairly rapidly.

Answer 3

The loss of one kidney does not necessarily reduce a person's life span. Many people donate a kidney to a family member and live a normal life afterwards.

Answer 4

It depends on how impared the persons' kidney function is.

Answer 5

there really isn't a clear answer for this. it all depends on your food and water consumtion as well as how much urine is passed. alot of urine means you have more time

Answer 6

Several weeks to a month.