Patient's question:
A relative of a colleague has been suffering from uremia for several years. Recently, they have experienced pain in the thigh bone again. Is this related to the disease? What should be done? How long does it take for bone pain caused by uremia to heal?Doctor's answer:
Bone pain is not closely related to this disease. The best current treatment method is organ transplantation, followed by dialysis, then peritoneal dialysis. It is also important to correct anemia, control blood pressure, stabilize calcium-phosphorus metabolic disorders, and actively treat the primary disease. Regular blood tests should be conducted for blood routine, renal function, electrolytes, anemia series, parathyroid hormone, etc. Physical fitness should be strengthened, and it is important to get adequate rest to prevent excessive fatigue.