Skin problems and kidney disease

Skin problem Often occur in kidney disease patients,What is the reason?And What should we do to relieve this symptom.

What's the connection between kidneys and the skin?

End-stage renal disease (ESRD) is a progressive and irreversible kidney dysfunction lasting 3 months or more. Nearly all patients with ESRD have at least one dermatological disorder, and these skin and nail changes can occur before or even after initiation of dialysis or transplantation. Some propose that the skin manifestations are due to the underlying pathologic process that induced the renal disease, while others believe that skin changes are related to the severity and duration of renal failure.

ESRD is relatively common and skin problems can affect the patient's quality of life. Physicians must be aware of cutaneous manifestations of kidney disease to properly diagnose, reassure and educate patients and to offer appropriate therapies. As well, they should know about some classical cutaneous symptoms associated with a variety of diseases that affect the kidney. With the number of renal transplant patients steadily increasing, it's also important to consider the impact of immunosuppressive medications that can cause skin problems such as malignancies and infections.

How to treat Skin itch 

Immunotherapy is a great alternative treatment for kidney disease especially which is due to autoimmune disease. As a combination of herbal medicines and western medicines, this therapy shows outstanding therapeutic effects on not only treating kidney disease but also regulating patients’ immune system.Skin itch will disappear if you treat this disease by this therapy.

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