FAQs for KIDNEY FAILURE PATIENTS



Q What will be the medication or What treatment do you give?
A Combination of kadha, capsules, and tablets to lower Urea and Creatinine levels, reduce the frequency of Dialysis and ultimately stop it. As per patient’s reports, Diabetes, BP, etc. medicine is also included.

Q How Ayurvedic Medicine works?
A Basic Goals of Ayurvedic Treatment
·         Treating the cause of kidney failure
·         Supporting kidney function until they have healed
·         Controlling Complications

Q How long will have to take medicine?
A Dialysis will be stopped. Medication will continue for a long time may be whole life as a kidney has been damaged and it takes time to recover organs completely. Depending on the stage of disease, if its stage 1,2 or 3, the medicine may be discontinued after some time, but in stage 4 & 5 patients may have to take medicine for lifelong.

Q The Patient is already taking so many medicines. How will we manage?
Once you have to take medicine. Slowly according to patient’s response we can taper off the allopathic medicine and reduce the dosage.

Q When will DIALYSIS stop?
A Depends on the patient’s condition and response to the treatment.  The size of the kidney is also important for the proper effect of the treatment.

Q I am thinking of transplants. What should I do?
We can control Urea and Creatinine levels with medication. Urine protein will also be controlled. Dialysis can even be stopped. So NO need of TRANSPLANT ever. Our medicine repairs and rejuvenates renal parenchyma & it also supports kidney function.

Q Does your medicine help if the kidney has failed again after transplant?
A Yes. We do have cases where our medicine has given remarkable results after transplant. Even after 2 transplants kidneys failed and our medicine helped to recover.

Q Does the patient need to come for the treatment?
No patient need not visit us. We provide Free online consultation. You can talk to our doctors directly.

Q Will urine output increase?
A Yes

Q Will kidney be normal again?
An organ has been damaged. First, the extent to which damage has been done plays a crucial role. Slowly and steadily kidneys will recover. Our medicine repairs and rejuvenates renal parenchyma.

Q Constipation, skin allergy other problems are there. What we can do?
A Whatever associated complications are will be taken care of our treatment.

Q Can I take Ayurvedic medicine with Allopathic medicine?
A Yes. Maintain a gap of at least 40 minutes with allopathic medicines.

Q If we start Ayurvedic medicine, can we stop Allopathic medicine?
A No. We will observe the patient’s response to the treatment and accordingly plan further treatment and what changes can be done in Allopathic treatment. Slowly and steadily the Allopathic Medicine is tapered off. 

Q Does your medicine contain steroids, Bahamas/heavy metals?
A No, we don’t recommend any heavy metals to Kidney Failure Patients.

Q What will be the diet?
We will share diet chart as per the patient’s condition analyzed from reports. For a general diet for kidney patients, you can view our video on diet on youtube.com by the name of Dr. Shridhar Aggarwal.

Q Do I need to go for Hemoglobin injections?
A Depends on the analysis made from the patient’s reports. Hemoglobin levels.

Q Which reports we need to share?
HB, Urea, Creatinine, Sodium, Potassium, Phosphorous
Urine Routine Examination
Ultrasound/ CT

If Diabetic Nephropathy
FBS, PPBS, HbA1c

If Hypertensive Nephropathy
BP Chart

Q How can I send reports?
A Scan and email all the reports at  info@ayurveda24.co.in , WhatsApp, Viber at +918699017567.
If no access to the internet, courier the photocopy of all reports.

Q What will be the cost?
Health is more important than money. Nominal cost

Q How can I go for the treatment and how can I get the medicine?
You can personally visit or we can send the medicine for distant patients. There is an option for Speed Post as well as a courier by DHL, FedX whatever option the patient finds suitable.

View video to know more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wArTifdhSE

Location: Chandigarh, Chandigarh, India

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