Treatment of uremic cold and fever.

During the illness and treatment period, uremia patients are prone to infection and cold due to decreased immunity. They may even develop cold and fever symptoms after dialysis. However, many antipyretics contain non-inflammatory drugs that damage kidney function. Blindly taking them is very dangerous for uremia patients. So what should we do if we have a fever due to uremia?

Treatment methods for uremic cold and fever

During the illness and treatment period, the immunity of patients with uremia is reduced, and they are prone to fever, which is a great harm to the patient's body. This disease cannot be treated with random medications because it will increase the burden on the kidneys. There are several ways to treat uremia fever:

(1) Diet therapy. A low-protein diet can prevent the accumulation of nitrogenous metabolic waste and toxins in the body, which can further deteriorate kidney function. A low-phosphorus diet can reduce calcium deposition in residual renal units. Sufficient calories can be provided to reduce protein decomposition, which is beneficial for alleviating azotemia. In general, carbohydrates should account for 40% of the diet, and fat should account for 30% to 40%.

(2) Actively treat hypertension.

(3) Use calcium ion antagonists, such as nitroglycerin.

(4) Oral administration of adsorbents such as oxidized starch can reduce blood urea nitrogen.

(5) Oral calcium and vitamins are used to treat renal bone disease.

(6) Increasing iron and folic acid intake can help improve renal anemia. Erythropoietin can be used if necessary.

Suggestion: The above is for reference only. When patients have symptoms of cold and fever, they must go to the hospital immediately, cooperate with the doctor's treatment, and follow the doctor's instructions.