Patient's question:
Doctor, hello. I am 54 years old. I was diagnosed with chronic kidney failure three days ago. When I first heard the news, I felt like the sky was falling. I'm still so young. But there's no choice, I have to face it, so I want to ask the doctor, how is chronic kidney failure treated? Is the treatment effective?Doctor's answer:
Chronic kidney failure may be a chronic disease and requires proper management. Dietary management for chronic kidney failure includes providing sufficient calories, ensuring proper utilization of protein and amino acids, and reducing tissue protein compression. Balance the intake and output of fluids, appropriately supplement sodium and potassium, and appropriately supplement calcium while reducing calcium content and lowering phosphorus levels. Calcium-rich foods may include milk, leafy vegetables, and sesame paste, among others. Ensure adequate vitamin intake.