Patient's question:
Recently, I went to the hospital for a thorough physical examination. The doctor said my kidneys are in the stage of incomplete compensation. What does this mean? Now I feel weak all over. What can I do to improve this? I want to know how it can be treated. How much will the treatment cost, and how should it be done?Doctor's answer:
Going to the hospital for a thorough physical examination revealed chronic kidney disease in the non-compensatory stage. Although there are abnormal conditions in kidney function, it is currently within the compensatory range and can still maintain some of the kidney's metabolic functions. If kidney function continues to deteriorate, it may exceed the compensatory capacity, potentially leading to severe consequences such as uremia. Therefore, it is necessary to visit a specialized hospital for further detailed examinations and adopt appropriate treatment measures based on your specific condition. The fees will be charged according to the specific treatment methods, medications, and the duration of the treatment.