What food should take after doinf dialysis?

[DanDickson]

Hey my uncle has been just passed from the dialysis process and now his health is going to be recovered well. So can anybody suggest me that which food he should take now after dialysis?
Thanks in advance.

[Marilyn1947]

You should take him to see a RENAL dietician for help. Every center has one and since we don't have his history no one can really answer that accurately.

[angieskidney]

Marilyn is right. Some people need low Protein while others after dialysis need really really high. Some need low Phosphate with phosphate binders while others have no issue with Phosphate or need more. Same with Potassium. And fluids always depend on if any kidney function and how dry a person is and fluid gains, target dry weight, etc. There is no one simple list everyone should follow. The thing about talking to a dietitian is you get everything tailored to you, the way you like to eat, and according to your body and blood lab results.

Good luck!

[Ottawagirl]

"Hey my uncle has been just passed from the dialysis process and now his health is going to be recovered well"

Um,
could you clarify what you are trying to say?

That your uncle is now on dialysis?

He was on dialysis, but is no longer on dialysis?

That he PASSED OUT? or fainted from the dialysis??

When I first read your post I assumed your uncle had passed away as I usually see the word passed, when it refers to a person as either passing away or fainting/passed out.

I usually do a tons of writtings fore my works, so have too bee vury klear on what I writ.
If you could klarity what yous wroten it is helpin lots....

A: If your unkle passed from the dialysis, maybe he was dehydrated and needs some fluids?

[mamun01]

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