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    Complication of hemodialysis??

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      Kamal last edited by

      Hello, my friend is 45 years old. She is undergoing hemodialysis. I heard that people receiving hemodialysis are at increased risk of developing sepsis. What are the complications of this process? Please leave your comments on this.

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        Arpan @Kamal last edited by

        @kamal Both haemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis cause side effects. This is because of the way dialysis is carried out and the fact it can only partially compensate for the loss of kidney function. Fatigue, where you feel tired and exhausted all the time, is a common side effect in people who use either form of dialysis on a long-term basis. Low blood pressure (hypotension) is one of the most common side effects of haemodialysis. It can be caused by the drop in fluid levels during dialysis. Low blood pressure can cause nausea and dizziness. The best way to minimise these symptoms of low blood pressure is to keep to your daily fluid intake recommendations. People receiving haemodialysis are at increased risk of developing sepsis (blood poisoning). This is where bacteria enter the body and spread through the blood, potentially leading to multiple organ failure.

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