DIALYSIS
We give you the best dialysis service(7 Med Dialysis) managed by an experienced team of nephrologists, certified haemodialysis technicians and nurses accompanied by the registered dieticians. Nocturnal, peritoneal and small daily dialysis and haemodialysis are provided to both adults as well as children.


HEMODIALYSIS
In hemodialysis, an artificial assemblage called a dialyser simulates the action of the nephron. For undergoing hemodialysis, a person needs to first undergo a minor surgical procedure for creating a vascular passage for connecting the blood circulation to the dialysis machine with the help of needles/tubing.
If the absence of AV fistula dialysis is done via jugular / subclavian /femoral vein catheterization. The principal procedure for a dialysis catheter is required. Otherwise, minor surgery is known as dialysis AV (arterio-venous) fistula surgery or simply a fistula surgery. Once this is accomplished, a person does not need to worry about the trouble being “grounded” with a catheter for every session of dialysis. Maximum people undergo 1-4 dialysis sessions per week, which lasts four hours each time.
PERITONEAL DIALYSIS
This is a completely different way of refining wastes from the body. In people suffering from kidney failure, the blood flows via the peritoneum (including excessive waste products because of kidney dysfunction) that comes in contact with clear fluid in the peritoneal cavity. The waste moves from the blood into the cleaner fluid which is exuded out thus completely cleaning or purifying the blood.

What are the Signs That You Need Dialysis?
Dialysis is a treatment to take over your kidney functions in End-stage Kidney Disease. It occurs when the gradual failure of the functioning of your kidneys (chronic kidney disease) reaches an advanced state (end stage).
When do you need dialysis?
If your kidney disease becomes the most crucial and crosses a point where your kidneys fail to function properly to maintain your body, you would need dialysis or transplant.
You require dialysis when:
- You’ve certain symptoms.
- Your blood shows toxic levels of waste in your lab tests.
Signs that you need dialysis
The following signs may not appear until irreversible kidney damage:
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Fatigue with weakness
- Loss of appetite
- Changes in urine amounts
- Sleep problems
- Reduced mental sharpness
- Persistent itching
- Swelling of ankles and feet
- Muscle cramps and twitches
- Shortness of breath due to fluid build-up in your lungs
- Chest pain due to fluid build-up around your heart’s lining
- Uncontrollable hypertension (high blood pressure)
The time to begin dialysis depends on your overall health, age, energy levels, lab test results and your willingness to commit to such a treatment plan. Your doctor should inform you when you must start the treatment.