Hemodialysis: Side Effects, How It Works & What You Need to Know
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- 1. What is hemodialysis?
2. Why do you do hemodialysis?
3. How does hemodialysis remove body waste?
4. What are the symptoms and side effects of hemodialysis?
5. How should I eat food when I do hemodialysis?
6. What are some precautions for patients during hemodialysis?
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my mom died from dialysis after having a brain bleed. she was on blood thinners medications. I miss her dearly everyday
Because of the complication not because of dyalisis itself because dyalisis helps us to live longer if we have a chronic kidney disease.
We are deeply sorry for your loss. Losing a loved one is incredibly difficult, and we understand how painful it must be for you. Blood thinners are sometimes necessary during dialysis to prevent clotting, but they do carry risks, including bleeding complications. Your experience highlights the importance of careful monitoring and individualized care for dialysis patients. Our thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time.
Dont worry she is still alive in peaceful place where god is taking care of her .❤
HD is a blessing for many who would have died without this machine. However, unfortunately some people do have hard time depending on their health status.
Thank for going o er the basics of HD.
Great information! Thank you for sharing it! 🙏
Glad it was helpful! Thank you
You need to warn people about lack of blood flow to your brain during dialysis! It can cause mini strokes/TIAs.
Thank you for your comment. You bring up an important point. It's true that during dialysis, there can be a risk of reduced blood flow to the brain, which may lead to mini-strokes or TIAs. Patients undergoing dialysis should be monitored closely for any symptoms of neurological issues, and it's important to discuss these risks with your healthcare provider to ensure proper precautions are taken. Your feedback helps raise awareness about these potential complications.
Excellent format
Thank you!
I get tried every time. And cold a lot of the time. 3 have Hemp 3 times a week in an amazin Unit in London.
You tell us that we need a special diet but you don't give us any information or details on that diet. Please redo this video and include all of the neglected information. Thanks.
Foods/liquids with too much salt, potassium, phosphorus.
There are websites that go into detail for you.
Very useful video
Undergoing dialysis is a terrible day to live!😢
how it feels?
I know I wouldn’t want dialysis not me
Undergoing dialysis 3 times per week for PGK 1500 is terrible. No financial support but somehow God is good.
Background music is annoying
My father had greediness when he was in dialysis
Oddly so do I. Have no Apitite the rest of the time
irritating background music
Can dialysis patients drink whiskey
STRICTLY NO
Sir, you already lose your kidney. Unless you wanna lose your liver also, you better not drink whiskey.
This procedure is ridiculous, a form of torture to lenghten a life no longer worth living.
Oh, wow! I love my life, and my dialysis machine helps me have so many good days.
@@dalebailey754that’s what I’m looking forward to! After an adjustment period I’ll have much better days filled with love and happiness.
quite well put, I've been undergoing hemodialysis for 5 years now. Infirmary or medical centers just defer the life of person for 1 more week, like this week after week.
Totally disagree, my mom is on dialysis for a year now and she is living a good life with us.. with proper caring, meds, diet,mental health and monitoring everything will be fine.. you need to be disciplined to achieve that better life..
We just need to accept things and face it for better living..
@@rvrunkillyow716 it’s easier said than done. What good life?? ESRD is more cruel than HIV or cancer. Hemodialysis is gruesome & painful, only the person’s who had suffered from CKD will know the difficulty. Living on Hemodialysis, insist that we are living on borrowed time. Renal transplantation might work, however finding donors ain’t that easy despite registering for the cadaver donor