The function of an artificial kidney is not as perfect as that of a normal kidney, so the diet of dialysis patients may vary compared to before dialysis.
Hemodialysis patients need to eat less protein, salt, increase calcium and vitamins, drink water moderately.
Doctors artificial kidney Unit City International Hospital said nutrition plays an important role in the treatment of any disease. People with end-stage chronic kidney disease who require dialysis also need an appropriate diet.
Patients with chronic kidney - dialysis cycles need to eat reduced protein. Protein plays a role in building and regenerating body cells. However, weak kidneys do not get rid of substances produced by protein metabolism such as urea, uric acid. Therefore, patients need to eat reduced protein.
CIH-BBraun Hemodialysis Center hotline: 0902 483 718
The amount of protein decreases depends on the number of dialysis sessions per week. Patients on dialysis once a week, the amount of protein needs 1g / kg of body weight a day. Dialysis twice a week, the recommended daily intake of protein is 1.2 g / kg of body weight. Patients on dialysis 3 times a week require 1.4 g of protein per kilogram of body weight.
In addition, patients need to eat enough energy. Because of the reduction in protein, it is necessary to strengthen the starches, sugars and fats to avoid malnutrition. You also need to eat reduced salt with a maximum of 3 g per day, reduce phosphorus, increase calcium.
Patients with dialysis should give preference to animal protein foods (meat, fish, eggs, milk, etc.), which limit plant-based protein foods (beans, beans, sesame, peanuts). Low protein such as taro (taro, sweet potato, cassava, etc.) Eat less than 200 g of rice, noodles per day, vegetables like gourd, squash, melon, cucumber, cauliflower, chrysanthemum, cabbage Limit eating high-protein vegetables such as spinach, spinach, amaranth, bean sprouts, jute vegetables, spinach, broccoli.
Avoid eating or drinking salt-containing foods like pickles, tomato paste, salted fish meat, and processed foods such as sausages, rolls, smoked meats, canned meat, sausages, etc.
Limit phosphorus-rich foods such as animal organs, chocolate, cocoa ... Especially, limit foods high in potassium such as oranges, bananas, avocados, legumes, strawberries, raisins, and increase rich foods. calcium like milk, baby fish, crab ....
Patients also pay attention to drinking moderate amounts of water, not drinking too much.
Dialysis center at B.Braun- CIH at City International Hospital is a partner with B.Braun Avitum - one of the first non-body dialysis service provider in the world with Extensive experience in establishing artificial renal centers providing optimal treatment quality to patients.
CIH-BBraun Hemodialysis Center hotline: 0902 483 718
Highlights:
- Located on the campus of City International Hospital.
- Modern equipment provided by BBraun- Germany.
- Private entrance, convenient for patients.
- Experienced team of doctors and skilled nurses in the treatment and care of dialysis patients.
Meet the team at CIH-BBraun Hemodialysis Center
- Duong Thi Thanh Tam, MD, MMed - Head of Hemodialysis Unit
- Le Ngoc Tran, I, MD - Nephrologist
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