For patients with chronic kidney disease and must undergo routinely dialysis therapy, there are other things that must be considered, namely diet. Yes, set a proper diet can help keep the body fit.
The kidneys are organs that filter water and minerals from the blood and throw it out of the body. Along with his old experienced kidney disease, the kidneys' ability to filter blood be on the wane and many unused substances accumulate in the blood. Therefore do dialysis.
The first thing to note is the amount of fluid that goes into your body. Usually the doctor will give a limit to the amount of fluid that may be consumed, depending on the level of the disease and the results of blood checks.
"What I know is probably between 800 mL to 1.5 L of fluid per day. The definition of liquids including water, tea, coffee, soup, ice cream, gelatin, ice and other beverages," said Leona Victoria Djajadi nutritionists, MND,on Thursday (10/30/2014).
In addition to the liquid, another intake to note is protein. This is because the protein serves to maintain and improve the functions of the body, and prevent infection. However, the consumption of protein is too high will result in increasing the amount of urea (the breakdown of protein) in the blood and makes the kidneys work weight.
"Your doctor should have given criteria for the amount of protein per body weight depends on what stage of your disease. Usually ranges between 0.8-1 grams of protein per kilogram of body weight. Remember, the amount of protein is equal to the weight of the meat. In 100 grams of chicken breast meat without fat is equal to 22 grams of protein, "she added.
Another addition, you can add the intake of phosphorus, potassium (potassium) and salt (sodium). But according to Victoria, the composition of this intake is closely related to the results of your blood test and should be recommended by a physician.
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