Anemia In Chronic Kidney Disease(Explained)

Anemia In Chronic Kidney Disease
When the body has less oxygen or hemoglobin than is necessary. If so, it is known as anemia. Adult males with hemoglobin levels of 13 g/dL or above. Hemoglobin levels in adult females should be at least 12 g/dL normal. And if your numbers fall below certain ranges, anemia may be the cause.
Erythropoietin
Well, the peritubular cells in the kidney naturally create this hormone. Erythropoietin's primary function is to boost or promote the body's creation of red blood cells.
Symptoms of Anemia
When you suffer from Anemia, especially in the CKD patients. The patients suffer from:
• Fatigue,
• Weakness,
• Breathing problems, and
• Increase in heart rate.
Treatment of a CKD patient of suffering from Anemia
A CKD patient cannot raise their erythropoietin levels naturally. However, we must raise the erythropoietin level. The patient receives the erythropoietin injection on a regular basis to treat this.
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[@etsukosmith4219]

Thank you for this great information.

[@ameyawadom9093]

My niece has CKD. Every year she receives blood transfusion two times. How can she avoid blood transfusion.

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[@bekind1128]

What are natural methods to produce erythropoietin??

[@sriaaskidneyhospital]

You can do this by keeping your kidneys healthy, as kidneys produce erythropoietin.