When the kidneys fail to eliminate waste, poisons, and extra fluids from the blood, a medical treatment called dialysis is utilised to do so. Patients with end-stage renal disease (ESRD) or severe kidney malfunction must pay great attention to By helping the body to balance electrolytes and fluids, dialysis helps to prevent consequences including high blood pressure, fluid overload, and harmful waste accumulation.
Types Of Dialysis We Provide
1. Haemodialysis
Most often used type of dialysis is external machine filtering of the blood. Blood is taken from the patient’s body, passed through a dialyser (artificial kidney), then returned to the body free of waste products and extra fluids.
Key Features
Usually scheduled three times a week, each session runs three to five hours.
Connecting the patient to the dialysis machine calls for a vascular access point—an arteriovenous (AV) fistula or graft.
Supplies efficient electrolyte balance, fluid control, and toxin elimination.
2. Peritoneal Dialysis
A home-based treatment employing the peritoneum, the natural filter of the abdomen. Through a catheter, a cleansing fluid—which absorbs blood waste products—is placed into the abdomen cavity. The fluid is then evacuated and refilled with fresh solution.
Key Features
One can do it at home, providing patients greater freedom.
Two basic forms are automated peritoneal dialysis (APD) and continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD).
Ideal for patients who would rather control their course of treatment.
Why should one choose our dialysis services?
1. State-of-the-Art
Advanced dialysis machines and equipment abound in our facility to guarantee comfortable, safe, and effective treatment sessions. Using the most recent technology, we track patient vitals and the dialysis procedure in real-time to guarantee best results for every session.
2. Skilled and sympathetic team
Experts in handling dialysis treatments, our dialysis team includes of nephrologists, specialised nurses, and trained technicians. They give individualised treatment, keep a careful eye on patients throughout every session, and handle any issues that could develop.
3. Safety Policies and Infection Control
Following strict infection control protocols helps us to give patient safety top priority. Regular disinfection techniques help to reduce the risk of infections by maintaining a sterile and hygienic state of our dialysis units.
4. A Comfortable Treatment Environment
We try to make our dialysis centres as comfortable as feasible since we know that the process can be long and demanding. For their therapy sessions, our patients have access to personal entertainment choices, reclining chairs, and a peaceful surroundings.
Advantues of Dialysis Treatment
Dialysis helps people with severe renal failure to manage their illness so that they may have somewhat typical lives.
Regular dialysis helps lower fluid buildup, control blood pressure, and prevent dangerously high waste product concentrations in the body.
Dialysis supports kidney function, thereby helping patients to preserve their strength, energy levels, and general health.
Getting ready for kidney dialysis
Patients are carefully evaluated by our nephrologists to ascertain the best course of treatment before starting dialysis. Our staff prepares patients for what to anticipate, teaches them the dialysis procedure, and offers continuous assistance to make sure they are comfortable all through their treatment course. We also help patients on haemodialysis to arrange the required vascular access.
Final Thought
For patients with severe renal disease, dialysis is a vital treatment that offers a lifeline for those whose kidneys can no longer efficiently perform on their own. Our clinic is committed to providing our patients with compassionate, all-encompassing dialysis treatment so they may lead a better, more fulfilled life. Modern technologies, a qualified medical team, and an emphasis on patient comfort help us to be dedicated to providing our patients with the greatest results.