Hypoalbuminemia in Dialysis Patients
Studies have linked it to various factors, including inflammation and hyperparathyroidism.
Studies have linked it to various factors, including inflammation and hyperparathyroidism.
Supplementation eases inflammation, lowers cardiac risk, and improves glycemic controls.
Acupuncture, acupressure as useful adjuncts in managing malnutrition in renal patients.
Dietitian intervention may improve patients’ ability to restrict their daily intake of phosphorus.
Unable to excrete excess potassium, most dialysis patients must adjust their intake.
Adequate calorie intake, combined with a protein-restricted diet, can slow CKD progression.
Risk is greater for overweight individuals than for those of normal weight, meta-analysis shows.
K/DOQI guidelines recommend that most patients limit daily sodium intake to less than 2.4 g.
A recently published study showed no correlation between urinary pH and citrate concentration.
Better glucose management can reduce mortality and morbidity in dialysis patients.