HEMODIALISIS EN Merida

Hemodialysis is the most common form of replacement therapy of renal function worldwide. The objective of the hemodialysis is to replace a kidney temporarily through a catheter, the blood is extracted from the person, it is passed through a special filter, helped by a machine and returns to the patient with fewer toxins and a suitable balance of minerals; On many occasions it also helps us eliminate the excess fluid from the patient. This treatment has to be done within a center that has the hemodialysis team, on average three times a week. There are several modalities within the hemodialysis, one of them is hemodiafiltration, which is a much more effective treatment for the elimination of toxins. In the blood circuit, which is the one we see when we are with a patient who is doing his treatment, we have a blood pump, which is a roller that when spinning takes the blood from vascular access and drives it through the set of tubula, which It transports it to the filter and then returns it to the patient once it has been purified.

Hemodialysis clinic RENALSTAR

Health Responsible Neafrologist.

Professional license 3065318 Sp. Ced. 8344327

Services

Stays for patient comfort with TV, and air conditioning.
Single use inputs.
(not recyclable) to guarantee the procedure.
Medical nephrologist for assistance in case of emergency.
Nurse and Assistant Duratory Your treatment
Disabled bath.
Heated waiting room.
Water treatment plant by means of osmosis to ensure the quality of treatment.

Address

Plaza Las Brisas
Street26 No. 202 Local 5, 6 and 7
Fracc Altabrisa, Merida, Yucatán

Address 9999306925 Website

Nephrology Hospital

Dr. Hubert David Rosado Viñegas Nefrólogo.

Services

External consultation of nephrology, cardiology, angiology and Gastro.
Ambulatory surgery and hospitalization of our specialties
Nefrology Clinic (information, detection, prevention and treatments)
Hemodialysis clinic and peritoneal dialysis
Clinics complementary to nephrology
Training of professionals in the specialty
Continuous training to relatives and patients of their suffering.

Address

9999232878 9993572187 Website

Clínica de Hemodiálisis Integral

Dr. Omar Orea Rodríguez
Nephrologist Sp. Ced. 4111031

Services

Psychological advice.
Nutritionist.
Isolated stays for patient comfort with TV, Internet and air conditioning.
We have a shock room.
General doctor at the clinic during his treatment.
Nursing
Cardiac Monitor.
Disabled bath.
Heated waiting room.
Light plant.

Address

Torre 1000enium Altabrisa
street15
#491 Loc.2

Interesting articles

What is a hemodialysis?

The main function of your kidneys is to remove toxins and extra liquid from the blood. If the waste products accumulate in the body, it can be dangerous and even cause death. Hemodialysis (and other types of dialysis) fulfills the function of the kidneys when they stop working well. Hemodialysis can: Remove extra salt, water and waste products so they do not accumulate in your body Maintain safe levels of minerals and vitamins in your body Help control blood pressure Help produce red blood cells During hemodialysis, blood passes through a tube to an artificial kidney or filter. The filter, called dialyzer, is divided into 2 parts separated by a thin wall. As the blood passes through a part of the filter, a special liquid in the other party extracts the residues from the blood. The blood then returns to the body through a tube. The doctor will create an access where the tube is connected. Usually, an access will be in a blood vessel on the arm.

Alerts that indicate that you suffer kidney problems.

One of the main functions of the kidneys is the filtration, in the form of urine, of the excesses of water and toxins that occur in the organism, in addition to regular components such as calcium or vitamin D. When failures occur in this organ, the kidney ceases to filter the blood, so the substances that was previously responsible for regular, such as waste or excess water, begin to retain themselves in the body, making it toxic as the Urea and creatinine accumulate in the blood. A kidney disease usually does not usually present symptoms until the condition reaches more advanced stages, which is why, according to specialists, is called "silent disease". The National Federation of Associations for the Fight against Kidney Diseases highlights the importance of an early diagnosis to avoid complications, so it is advisable to pay attention to the following early symptoms: Changes in urination such as, for example, rise overnight to urinate (nocturia) or do it more frequently and more frequently or less than normal. Changes in the aspect of urine, such as a lighter color or the presence of blood. Retention of liquids, which results in a greater swelling of the legs, ankles, feet, face and hands. Fatigue and fatigue caused by fluid retention. Anemia, in some cases, due to renal failure. Itching on the skin, also called pruritus, caused by the retention of toxic that can be deposited on the skin. Metallic taste in the mouth and a smell of ammonia in the breath, due, all, to an accumulation of urea in saliva. Nausea and vomiting, as well as loss of appetite or weight. Finally, when the kidney presents insufficiency, it produces an increase in blood pressure being able to cause hypertension. The causes by which a decrease in glomerular filtrate can be produced are multiple, both by direct aggressions and indirectly due to other diseases. Diabetes mellitus together with arterial hypertension are the two most frequent causes that give rise to renal failure, which is why these pathologies require periodic control of the patient's kidney functions to avoid aggravation. In addition, there are other risk factors that increase the chances of suffering from such a failure, such as hereditary, immunological diseases and some medications such as anti-inflammatory or chemotherapeutics.

Ailments: From the kidneys

You have two kidneys, each close to the size of your fist. They are in the middle of their back, just below their ribs. Within each kidney there are a million small structures called nephrons. They filter waste and excess water from the blood, which becomes urine. The urine flows through tubes called ureters, reaching the bladder, which stores the urine until you go to the bathroom. Most kidney disease attack nephrons. This damage causes the kidneys can not eliminate waste. Causes include genetic problems, injuries or medications. You can run greater risk of suffering from renal disease if you have diabetes, high pressure or close relative with some kidney problem. Chronic kidney disease is damaging nephrons from little by little over time. Other kidney diseases may include: Cancer Cysts. Stones Infections Your doctor can do blood and urine tests to detect if you have kidney disease. If the kidneys fully fail, a kidney transplantation or dialysis treatment can replace the function that normally perform the kidneys.

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