Routine peritoneal dialysis for uremic patients needs to be performed every day, 3~5 times a day; hemodialysis is performed once every 2~3 days between dialysis intervals.
1. Peritoneal dialysis: continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis is mostly used in clinical practice, with a dose of 6~10L per day, 3~4 exchanges during the daytime and 4~6 hours of abdominal retention each time, and 1 exchange during the nighttime and 10~12 hours of abdominal retention. The prescription needs to be adjusted individually to achieve optimal solute removal and fluid balance and to protect residual renal function as much as possible.
2. Hemodialysis: according to its blood creatinine level, ultrafiltration amount, blood pressure, etc., arrange dialysis 2 or 3 times a week; if during regular dialysis, heart failure manifestations such as chest tightness and obvious edema appear, it is necessary to appropriately increase the number of hemodialysis times according to the patient’s condition. Acute stage may even be once a day, to be stabilized after the resumption of the previous dialysis frequency.
Uremic patients who are not feeling well are advised to go to regular hospitals in time and receive standardized treatment under the guidance of doctors.